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Nrf2 as a target for cancer chemoprevention.
Mutation research - 11 Dec 2005
Yu Xiang, Kensler Thomas
Abstract excerpt
Chemical insults, whether of endogenous or exogenous origins, play major roles in the etiopathogenesis of many cancers. As such, strategies to blunt their formation and limit their damage to biomolecules are a central aspect of chemoprevention. Cellular defenses against such insults are regulated in part by the transcription factor Nrf2. Nrf2, in turn, regulates gene expression through interactions with the ARE...
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