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Monoterpenes as Regulators of Malignant Cell Proliferation,e attractive possibility is that the monoterpenes interact with the RAS signal transduction pathway. The monoterpenes have been shown to impair incorporation of mevalonic acid-derived isoprene compounds, that is farnesyl pyrophosphate, into RAS and RAS-related proteins. As farnesylation is critical

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Organosulfur Compounds and Cancer,e occur naturally, particularly in many plant foods. In addition many organosulfides have been considered to be generally recognized as safe food additives. Some of these are presented in Table 1. Garlic and other . species are known to be rich sources of organosulfides including precursors of diall

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, Vegetables and the Potential for Chemoprevention of Cancer, chemistry of garlic and onion has been the subject of several excellent reviews and the utility of these vegetables as herbal medicines is legendary.. Nowadays some of these anecdotal reports are finding confirmation in modern research. Because of the highly interesting chemistry, yielding purified

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The Attributes of Selenium-Enriched Garlic in Cancer Prevention, several reviews.. The effect is not organ specific, since selenium is known to inhibit tumor development in mammary gland, liver, skin, pancreas, esophagus, colon and other sites. In general, there is a dose dependent response, and selenium chemoprevention can be realized in the absence of toxicity

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Is There a Need to Change the American Diet?,g chronic degenerative disease risks and thus are of interest. The other parts of this symposium have reviewed the fundamental science, mechanisms of action and effects of dietary fiber, the isothiocyanates, polyphenols, flavonoids, monoterpenes, and organosulfides. Now we turn to more practical que

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