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Abstract
The mutagenicity of six polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons found in African smoked fish was tested using several Salmonella typhimurium strains. In the presence of fortified rat-liver post-mitochondrial fractions, mutagenic activity was observed with o-phenylenepyrene, coronene, benzo[ g,h,i]-perylene and triphenylene in the plate incorporation method, and with fluoranthene in the bacterial fluctuation test. No mutagenic effects of benzo[ b]fluoranthene towards any of the tested strains were detected.
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