Mutagencity and antimutagencity studies of lipidic extracts from yellowtail fish (Seriola lalandi), lisa fish (Mugil cephalus) and cazon fish (Mustelus lunulatus)

Author： Burgos-Hernandez A.   Pena-Sarmiento M.   Moreno-Ochoa F.  

Publisher： Elsevier

ISSN： 0278-6915

Source： Food and Chemical Toxicology, Vol.40, Iss.10, 2002-10, pp. : 1469-1474

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