SHAO-BO et al., 2000 - Google Patents
Effect of dietary fatty acids on colon tumorigenesis induced by methyl nitrosourea in ratsSHAO-BO et al., 2000
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- SHAO-BO Z
- GUI-JIE W
- YUN Z
- BING-QING C
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- Biomedical and environmental sciences
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To study the effect of dietary fatty acid on the colon tumorigenesis induced by methyl ni'trosourea in rats, male SD rats were fed five semi'synthetic diets composed of different proportions of beef tallow, soybean oil, alkana oil, corn oil and fish oil for 180 days. The …
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