1998
DOI: 10.1590/s1415-52731998000200001
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Beta - caroteno e câncer

Abstract: Há mais de vinte anos tem-se pesquisado sobre a relação entre β-caroteno e câncer. Inúmeros trabalhos têm tentado esclarecer a hipótese, formulada a partir de achados epidemiológicos e experimentais, de que o carotenóide poderia agir como anticarcinogênico de origem alimentar. Estudos epidemiológicos observacionais, tipo caso-controle e coorte, sugerem que o consumo elevado de frutas e vegetais ricos em β-caroteno reduz o risco de câncer, especialmente de pulmão. Estudos de intervenção em humanos, administrand… Show more

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“…Concerning the carotenoids’ benefits, the β‐carotene acts as vitamin A precursor, contributing to supply the lack of such nutrient, which is a world health problem (World Health Organization, 2009). Also, the high consumption of vegetables and fruits, which are sources of β‐carotene, is associated with the reduced risk of cancer, especially lung cancer (Naves, 1998). Moreover, the lycopene possesses high antioxidant activity in quenching singlet oxygen as well as in reacting with the phenoxyl radicals (Baranska, Schütze, & Schulz, 2006).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Concerning the carotenoids’ benefits, the β‐carotene acts as vitamin A precursor, contributing to supply the lack of such nutrient, which is a world health problem (World Health Organization, 2009). Also, the high consumption of vegetables and fruits, which are sources of β‐carotene, is associated with the reduced risk of cancer, especially lung cancer (Naves, 1998). Moreover, the lycopene possesses high antioxidant activity in quenching singlet oxygen as well as in reacting with the phenoxyl radicals (Baranska, Schütze, & Schulz, 2006).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Outros autores (Naves, 1998;Ziegler et al, 1996) α-caroteno (g) 261,0 (241,6 -280,3) 243,0 (237,0 -249,1) 257,1 (249,6 -264,5) 278,8 (265,7 -292,0) β-criptoxantina (g) 156,9 (144,9 -168,9) 129,3 (124,8 -133,8) 141,6 (137,0 -146,3) 161,0 (150,4 -171,6) …”
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