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Inherited susceptibility and acquired allelic imbalance in rat mammary carcinogenesis.

Journal of cellular biochemistry. Supplement - 1 Jan 1996

Gould M N, Lubet R A, Kelloff G J, Haag J D

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Individual genetically determined susceptibility to cancer as well as acquired epigenetic and genetic organ specific alterations are important considerations in choosing target populations for chemopreventive trials. These individual epigenetic and genetic alterations can also serve as potential biomarkers for chemoprevention clinical trials. In order to model these potential markers for chemoprevention...

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