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Genistein, an epigenome modifier during cancer prevention

17 Jun 2011

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Dietary compounds have been observed to have a great potential to regulate the epigenome, which is disrupted and reprogrammed during carcinogenesis. Because of their close association with cancer development, DNA methylation patterns have been used as a crucial marker for the study of cancer-related epigenetics. There is immense evidence indicating that dietary components play a critical role in cancer...

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PMID: 21610327
DOI: 10.4161/epi.6.7.16315

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