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ACTION OF HYDROXYUREA AND N‐CARBAMOYLOXYUREA ON THE CELL CYCLE OF TETRAHYMENA

Addition of a 50 mm dosage of hydroxyurea (HU) to growing cultures of the cilitate Tetrahymena pyriformis allows cell growth to continue but inhibits DNA synthesis, and inhibits cell division after a 20–30% increase in cell number. Higher concentrations of HU cause cell death. T. pyriformis strain differences exist in sensitivity to HU. No cytotoxicity selective to a specific phase of the cell cycle could be demonstrated.