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Cocarcinogenic substances

Neukomm, S. and J. Bonnet Carcinogenic and cocarcinogenic substances in tobacco smoke 7th Internat. Cancer Cong., London, England (1958). [Pg.1369]

Neukomm, S. The newt test in relation to investigations on carcinogenic substances im Symposium Analysis of carcinogenic air poUutants, edited by E. Sawicki and K. Cassels Jr, J. Natl. Cancer Inst. Monograph 9 (1962) 71-73. Neukomm, S. Cocarcinogenic action of various fractions of tobacco smoke Acta Unio Internat. Contra Cancrum 18 (1962) 33-36. [Pg.1369]

PROMOTOR A substance, itself not a CARCINOGEN, which has the property of being able to increase enormously the carcinogenic activity of a weak carcinogen, or increase the efficiency of extremely small doses of strong carcinogens. Also called a cocarcinogen. [Pg.376]

Triterpenoid (steroidal) bitter substances (cucurbitacins) and saponins present, also alkaloids and alkaloid-like substances Caustic latex in many species, due to presence of highly irritant pro-inflammatory, cocarcinogenic diterpene derivatives... [Pg.371]

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