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Impact of Soy Isoflavones on the Epigenome in Cancer Prevention

15 Oct 2014

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Isoflavones (IF) such as genistein are cancer preventive phytochemicals found in soy and other legumes. Epidemiological studies point to a reduced risk for hormone‑dependent cancers in populations following a typical Asian diet rich in soy products. IF act as phytoestrogens and prevent tumorigenesis in rodent models by a broad spectrum of bioactivities. During the past 10 years, IF were shown to target all major...

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PMID: 25322458
DOI: 10.3390/nu6104218

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