[Noxious effects of various drugs and medicaments on the genetic material. 3. The case of sodium cyclamate].
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[Teratogenetic effects of cyclamates in chick embryos].
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Editorial: The cyclamate ban.
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Effects on oral health of mouthrinses containing xylitol, sodium cyclamate and sucrose sweeteners in the absence of oral hygiene. II. Relative composition of free amino acids in human crevicular fluid.
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Effects on oral health of mouthrinses containing xylitol, sodium cyclamate and sucrose sweeteners in the absence of oral hygiene. III. Composition and bone resorbing potential of dental plaque.
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Effects on oral health of mouthrinses containing xylitol, sodium cyclamate and sucrose sweeteners in the absence of oral hygiene. IV. Analysis of whole saliva.
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Effects on oral health of mouthrinses containing xylitol, sodium cyclamate and sucrose sweeteners in the absence of oral hygiene. I. Clinical findings and analysis of gingival exudate.
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Effects on oral health of mouthrinses containing xylitol, sodium cyclamate and sucrose sweeteners in the absence of oral hygiene. V. Response of hamster cheek pouch microcirculation to dental plaque.
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Comparison of responses to bans on cyclamate (1969) and saccharin (1977).
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Inhibition of epidermal growth factor binding by phorbol esters, saccharin, and cyclamate and its implications in the mechanism of tumor promotion.
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Nyctotheroides puytoraci as a new protozoan test animal for detecting the carcinogenicity of saccharin, cyclamate, or bracken fern (Pteridium aquilinum).
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[The reaction of cyclohexylsulphamic acid (Cyclamate) with nitrous acid in aqueous HCl-solution, isolated human gastric juice and urine (author's transl)].
The pH dependence of the formation and decomposition of the N-nitroso derivative, which is produced by the reaction of cyclohexylsulphamic acid with nitrous acid, was investigated by means of continuous photometric measurement of the changes in absorbance. Reaction at pH 2.45 resulted in an optimal yield of the N-nitroso derivative. The half-life of the decomposition reaction (the reactants cyclohexylsulphamic acid/sodium nitrite being in a molar ratio of 1:1.11) at pH 2.61 was 13.6 min. The N-nitroso derivative showed a relatively high stability at pH 4.5. The reaction in isolated human gastric juice and urine showed the same pH dependency as in aqueous HCl solution.
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[Sweetening agents: saccharin--cyclamate and its metabolites--aspartame].
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[Detection and determination of artificial sweeteners in foodstuffs. I. Detection of saccharin, cyclamate and dulcin].
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Structure-reactivity relationships in the sweetening cyclamate series: different N-cyclohexyl sulfamic acid derivatives (esters and amides) as a probe for the conformational requirements of the target sweet-taste receptor.
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Urticaria induced by cyclamate.
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