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This study aimed to establish a citogenotoxic method, the comet assay, adapted to the meristematic cells from propagule roots of red mangrove, Rhizophora mangle, for use in studies of genotoxicity in marine environments. Experiments were carried out to test two ways of root germination, four different nuclei extraction solutions, two lysis solutions and without lysis, two periods of exposure to lysis, two periods of unwinding, two periods of electrophoresis and the interaction of two lysis conditions with two different times of unwinding. Experiments on validation of the method were performed by exposing the nuclei to four different concentrations of hydrogen peroxide. The results showed that it is possible to obtain comets with nuclei extracted from the root of propagules of Rhizophora mangle and the validation data showed a dose-dependent relationship between the damage index and the concentration of the genotoxic agent tested. The best parameters to obtain comets using the method adapted by us are: PBS or saline 12 ‰ as extraction solution, exposure to alkaline lysis for 60 minutes, 5 minutes of unwinding and electrophoresis in buffer pH> 13, 0,8V/cm, 230mA for 20 min at 4oC.

Adaptação de Ensaio Cometa às células meristemáticas provenientes de raízes de propágulos de &lt;i&gt;Rhizophora mangle&lt;/i&gt; para avaliar a genotoxicidade no ambiente marinho