Review
[Experimental models: nutrition and intestinal cancers]
[Article in
French]
- PMID: 352444
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Review
[Experimental models: nutrition and intestinal cancers]
[Article in
French]
Bull Cancer.
1978.
Abstract
Experimental models of colonic carcinoma chemically induced in rats explored the effects of several factors involved in colon carcinogenesis: high fat level of the diet, quality and quantity of fat, fecal excretion of neutral and acid steroids, intestinal microflora and fiber content of the diet. They suggested an association linking colon cancer to dietary fat and fecal acids and neutral sterols.
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