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Xenobiotics Defined
Nthetic chemicals believed to be resistant to environmental degradation. A branch of biotechnology called bioremediation is seeking to develop biological methods to degrade such compounds.
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- Role of Dietary Xenobiotics-Ge ne Interactions in Carcinogenesis : Protective Effects of Nutritional Factors: How interactions between dietary xenobiotics and nutrients influence cancer risk by modulating overlapping biochemical pathways leading to repression of tumor suppressor genes, activation of tumor promoters, or both.
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