Anatomical site-specific response to DNA damage is related to later tumor development in the rat azoxymethane colon carcinogenesis model.

M Y Hong; R S Chapkin; J S Morris; N Wang; R J Carroll; N D Turner; W C Chang; L A Davidson; J R Lupton

doi:10.1093/carcin/22.11.1831

Anatomical site-specific response to DNA damage is related to later tumor development in the rat azoxymethane colon carcinogenesis model.

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Anatomical site-specific response to DNA damage is related to later tumor development in the rat azoxymethane colon carcinogenesis model.

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