Toxicity Profile for Glyceraldehyde (1990)
Abstract
Glyceraldehyde caused chromosome damage to human cells in culture and showed genotoxic activity in hamster cells. It was mutagenic in Ames bacterial tests. Foetotoxicity was seen in rats given a single dose by injection into the uterus. Some indications of eye irritancy were reported in tissue culture studies.
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