The influence of lipids on the growth, development, and metastatic potential of transplantable colon tumor CT-26 in Balb/c mice
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Evidence that dietary fats influence carcinogenesis comes from both epidemiological and experimental data. Previous experimental studies suggest that dietary fat acts as a promoter in chemically induced
carcinogenesis and this effect depends on the degree of
saturation and concentration of dietary fat. [TRUNCATED]
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