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Mechanistic characterization of tenuazonic acid-induced cellular stress responses in human esophageal KYSE-510 cells

2026-07-09

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Tenuazonic acid (TeA) is an emerging Alternaria mycotoxin frequently detected in food and feed commodities, raising concerns about its toxicological relevance. Chronic oral exposure to TeA has been reported to induce dysplastic alterations in the esophageal mucosa of mice, while human biomonitoring data indicate an association between TeA exposure and esophageal cancer, although a causal relationship has not yet...

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10.64898/2026.07.06.736731
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