Abstract
An in vitro cytotoxicity assay for cyclophosphamide metabolites in rat body fluids is described. Of the two tissue culture tumor cell lines employed, the Walker-256 rat carcinosarcoma was more sensitive to metabolite levels than the L-1210 mouse lymphocytic leukemia. The Walker-256 system detected cyclophosphamide metabolite levels two orders of magnitude lower than the commonly used 4-(p-nitrobenzy1) pyridine analytical procedure.
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