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Organic extracts of sediments from Skadar Lake (National park and protected  RAMSAR site) were investigated for their mutagenic potential using Salmonella  typhimurium TA98 and TA100 strains in the presence and absence of metabolic  activation. Five different concentrations of sediment extracts from five  different sampling sites were assayed, and mutagenic results were obtained  for both strains. These studies present a part of the EULIMNOS project and  included a battery of bioassay testing and in situ investigations of  microbial community structures of Skadar Lake sediments. The obtained results  show mutagenic risk potential in five collected samples in the absence and  presence of metabolic activation. Additional studies are required in order to  identify and quantify the chemical compounds responsible for the mutagenic  activity present in Skadar Lake sediments

Assessment of the mutagenic potential of Skadar Lake sediments using the salmonella microsomal assay