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[Individual predisposition to lung neoplasm--the role of genes involved in metabolism of carcinogens].

Postepy higieny i medycyny doswiadczalnej - 1 Jan 1999

Butkiewicz D, Chorazy M

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Molecular epidemiology of lung cancer analyses relationship between environment and individual susceptibility. Studying biomarkers of risk at the molecular level allows better understanding of chemical carcinogenesis processes and makes possible early detection of the disease as well as helps its prevention. Risk biomarkers include genetic polymorphism of CYP, GST and NAT genes that participate in metabolic...

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