TABLE 1-1: A partial list of known extrinsic mutagenic agents. 
Taken from Levitan, Max and Ashley Montagu. Textbook of Human Genetics. 
Oxford University Press. New York. © 1971, pgs. 671 & 672.

    I.Radiations

      1.Ionizing, X-rays, alpha particles, beta particles, gamma
         rays
         Neutrons (various speeds), cosmic rays

      2. Non-ionizing, ultraviolet light (0.014-0.315 u),
         near-visible light (0.320-0.400 u)

   II.Temperature changes

      Heat, heat shocks, cold shock

   III.Chemicals

      1. Compounds related to DNA or RNA bases adenine (purine),
         2-amino purine (purine analogue), 5-bromouracil (pyrimidine
         analogue), caffeine (purine), 2,6-diamino purine (purine
         analogue), theobromide (purine analogue), formaldehyde
         (known to react with purines and pyrimidines), nitrous 
         oxide (known to react with purines and pyrimidines)
         deoxyribonuclease (DNA metabolic enzymes)

      2. Alkylating agents (mustard gases and related compounds),
         nitrogen mustards, sulfur mustards, ethylene oxide, ethyl
         methyl sulfates, halogenated and not, diethyl and dimethyl
         sulfate, diepoxybutane

      3. Acridine dyes, acridine orange, acriflavine, proflavine

      4. Carcinogens, 1,2,5,6 dibenzanthracene, methyl cholanthene,
         benzpyrene, beta-naphthylamine.

      5. Inorganic salts, copper sulfate, ferrous chloride,
         manganous chloride

      6. Organic acids, acetic acid, carbolic acid (phenol) and
         related compounds, formic acid, and lactic acid.

      7. Inorganic acids, boric acid

      8. Others, ammonia, colchicines, hydrogen peroxide, necrosine,
         neutral red (in the presence of light), sodium
         desoxycholate, triazine, urethane and certain other
         carbamates.


TABLE 2-2: Fungal Mycotoxin Postulated Diseases. 
            Taken from http://www.mold-help.org/definition_of_fungalbionics.htm 
             and www.doctorfungus.com © July 15, 2002.

COLCHICINE-RESPONSIVE

Acute Gouty Arthritis           Alcoholic Cirrhosis
Familial Mediterranean Fever    Mollaret's Meningitis
Belchet's Syndrome              Psoriasis
Thrombocytopenic Purpura        Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
Amyloidosis North African       Leukocytoclastic Vasculitis
Sarcoid                         Arthritis

GRISEOFULVIN-RESPONSIVE

Atherosclerosis (Angina)        Systemic Sclerosis
Raynaud's Syndrome/Disease      Shoulder-Hand Syndrome

ALLOPURINOL-RESPONSIVE

Sarcoidosis                     Oxalate Nephrolithopathy
Idiopathic Respiratory          Distress Syndrome/Newborns
Rheumatoid Arthritis (some)     Calcium Pyrophosphatopathy
Hyperlipidemia                  Inflammatory Bowel Disease

COLCHICINE PREVENTS IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS

Atherosclerosis    Casein Indusce Amyloidosis    Cushing's Disease

NYSTATIN-RESPONSIVE

Psoriasis                       Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Hyperactivity Syndrome          Multiple Sclerosis
Duchenne's Muscular Dystrophy

KETOCONAZOLE-RESPONSIVE

Inflammatory Bowel Disease        Disseminated Vascular  Coagulation
Idiopathic Female Infertility     Precocious Puberty in Boys 
Hyper-Low Density                 L poproteinemia 
Hyperaldosteronism aldosteronism  Prostrate Carcinoma

Note: The anti-fungal nature of colchicines and allopurinol has been fully documented.



TABLE 3-3: Food from farmers, middlemen, and retail outlets in Bangkok, Thailand.
Note: Surface was sterilized prior to fungal study. Taken from Pilt JL, Hocking AD,
Bhudhasamai K, Miscamble BF, Wheeler EKP: The Normal Mycoflora of Commodities from
 Thailand, part 1 Nuts and Oilseeds. International Journal Food Microbiology 20:211-226, 1993.

CORN                           PEANUTS

Acremonium siricium            Aspergillus candir
Aspergillus flavus             Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus niger              Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus tamarii            Aspergillus tamarii
Aspergillus wentii             Aspergillus wentii
Bipolaris maydis               Chaetomium globosum
Chaetomium globosum            Chaetomium funicola
Chaetomium funicola            Chaetomium spp.
Chaetomium spp.                Eurotium amstelodami 
Curvularia lunata              Eurotium chevalien
Eurotium amstelodami           Eurotium repens
Eurotium chevalieri            Eurotium rubrum
Eurotium rubrum                Fusarium equiseti
Fusarium moniliforme           Fusarium semitectum
Fusarium proliferatum          Fusarium solani
Fusarium semitectum            Lasiodiplodia theobromae
Nigrospora oryzae              Macrophomina phaseolina
Penicillium citrinum           Nigrospora oryzae
Penicillium pinophilum         Penicillium aethiopicum
Penicillium raistrickii        Penicillium citrinum
Phoma spp.                     Penicillium funiculosum
Rhizoctonia solani             Penicillium glabrum
Rhizopus oryzae                Penicillium janthinellum
Rhisopus arrhizus              Penicillium olsonii
Trichoderma harzianum          Rhizopus oryzae


TABLE 4-4: Mycotoxicoses in which Experimental and Epidemiological Data Suggesting
 Human Involvement, http://www.mold-help.org/definition of_fungalbionics.htm 
 and www.doctorfungus.com 

DISEASE               SPECIES      FOOD/FEED        MYCOTOXIN

Gout/Hyper-uricema    Fowl         Moldy Corn       Oosporein
                      Fowl         Barley           Ochratoxin
                      Chicks                        Kojic acid
                      Chickens                      Oxalic acid
                      Pigeons                       Alloxan
                      Rats                          Yeast
                      Primate                       Aflatoxin
                      Man                           Cyclosporin
                      Man                           Penicillin
                      Man          Beer/Wine/Bread  Multiple
                      Man          Meat Products    Multiple
                      Man          Rye              Ergotamine
 
Atherososclerosis/    Sheep                         Sporidesmin
Hyperlipidemia        Man                           Cyclosporin
                      Primates                      Fumonisin
                                                    Ergot

Cardiac Ischemia      Rabbit                        Citreoviridin/
With Arrhythmias                                    Penicillium

Hypertension          Man                           Alcohol
                      Rabbit                        T-2 Toxin

Multiple Sclerosis    Man                           Ergot

Pulmonary-
 Hypertension         Swine                         T-2 Toxin

Scleroderma           Man                           Amanita

Diabetes              Man                           Crytococcus/
                                                    Alloxan

Crohn's Disease       Man         Fermentation      S.cerversisae

Lung Cancer           Man         Tobacco           Fusarium

Esophageal carcinoma  Man                           Fusarium

Breast Cancer         Man         Fermentation      S. cervesisae

Endometrial CA        Man                           Fusarium

Colon CA              Man                           Fusarium

Hepatocellular-
 carcinoma            Man          Cereals, grains  Aspergillus
                                   Peanuts

Hepatoma              Man                           Aflatoxin

Cardiomyopathy        Man          Fermentation     Alcohol

Osteoporosis          Man          Fermentation     Alcohol

Alimentary toxic 
aleukia               Man          Cereals, grains  Fusarium
(ATA or septic                     (toxic bread)    triachiodes
 angina)

Dendrodochio-
toxicosis             Horse,      Fodder (skin      Dendrodochium
                      Man         contact, nhaled   toxicum
                                  fodder particles)

Kashin Beck Disease,  Man         Cereal grains     Fusarium
'Urov Disease'                                      trichiodes

Stachybotryo-
toxicsis              Man         Hay, cereal       Stachybotris
                      Horse       grains, fodder    atra
                      Other       (skin contact,
                      Livestock   inhaled haydust)

Cardiac beriberi      Man         Rice              Fusarium

Ergotism              Man         Rye               Claviceps
                      Animals     cereal grains     purpurea

Balkan-nephropathy    Man         Cereal, grains    Penicillium

IGA Nephropathy       Mice        Grains            Vomitoxin

Reye's Syndrome       Man         Cereal, grains    Aspergillus