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The inhibitory effect of thioproline on carcinogenesis induced by N-benzylmethylamine and nitrite

Tahira et al., 1988

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8002480042246509616
Author
Tahira T
Ohgaki H
Wakabayashi K
Nagao M
Sugimura T
Publication year
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Food and chemical toxicology

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Thioproline, which is readily nitrosated to form nitrosothioproline, is expected to act as a nitrite scavenger. The effect of thioproline as an inhibitor of the carcinogenesis induced by N- nitroso-N-benzylmethylamine precursors was examined. Two groups of male F-344 rats …
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