Anticarcinogenic activity of protease inhibitors overview
AR Kennedy - Protease inhibitors as cancer chemopreventive agents, 1993 - Springer
Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. There is known to be a
great variation in cancer incidence with diet, as has been recently reviewed (Grobstein et al.,
1982). Epidemiological data suggest that environmental, specifically nutritional, factors play
a major role in the etiology of cancer at many different sites (Grobstein et al., 1982; Doll and
Peto, 1981; Correa, 1981; Phillips, 1975). There are now many different epidemiological
studies which suggest that components of vegetables, particularly legumes (Correa, 1981) …
great variation in cancer incidence with diet, as has been recently reviewed (Grobstein et al.,
1982). Epidemiological data suggest that environmental, specifically nutritional, factors play
a major role in the etiology of cancer at many different sites (Grobstein et al., 1982; Doll and
Peto, 1981; Correa, 1981; Phillips, 1975). There are now many different epidemiological
studies which suggest that components of vegetables, particularly legumes (Correa, 1981) …
[CITATION][C] Overview: anticarcinogenic activity of protease inhibitors
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