[The role of genetically determined oxidation of drugs and xenobiotics in pathogenesis of neoplastic diseases].

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The relationship between genetically determined polymorphic hepatic oxidation and susceptibility to neoplastic diseases have aroused much interest. Some studies provide evidence of a possible association between oxidation phenotype, especially extensive and very extensive phenotype, and increased risk of the development of cancers. This work presents modern views on that subject.

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