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  • Title: [Mutagenic activity of the azo dye Disperse Orange 2K and its basic component Reax dispenser].
    Author: Khipko SE, Paranich LI, Zvezdaĭ VI, Starchenko GD, Vashchuk NA.
    Journal: Gig Tr Prof Zabol; 1992; (6):30-3. PubMed ID: 1478523.
    Abstract:
    Mutagenic activity of inhaled dispersed orange 2K nitrodye (DON 2K) and Reax' disperser was evaluated. Chronically inhaled DON 2K (with disperser) in concentration 28.6 mg/m3 is a genetic danger for an individual and population, being also a selective by injurious++ to the red blood cells. Chronically inhaled Reax' disperser (25.7 and 5.8 mg/m3) shows low mutagenic activity in somatic tissue. Thus, the mutagenic effect of DON 2K with disperser (composition is constant) is explained by nitrodye and not a disperser.
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