Null association between frequency of cured meat consumption and methylvaline and ethylvaline hemoglobin adduct levels: the N-nitroso brain cancer hypothesis.

James G. Gurney, Menglan Chen, Maria C. Skluzacek, Christine M. Kasum, Steven G. Carmella, Peter W. Villalta, Stephen S. Hecht

PubMed · 2002 · 12 citations · 5 references

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Abstract

Numerous animal experiments have shown definitively that methylnitrosoureas, and particularly ethylnitrosoureas, are potent neurocarcinogens [(1)][1] . Furthermore, experimental studies have demonstrated that ingestion of nitrites and alkylureas results in the formation of alkylnitrosoureas in the

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