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Scientific evaluation of the safety factor for the acceptable daily intake (ADI). Case study: Butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA)
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Scientific evaluation of the safety factor for the acceptable daily intake (ADI). Case study: Butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA)
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“…Thus, activation of ERK2 by BHA and tBHQ may actually enhance cell growth or survival. It is tempting to speculate that this growth-stimulating effect of ERK2 activation may also underlie the carcinogenic or tumor-promoting activities of BHA and tBHQ in some animal models of cancer (15,16). Unlike ERKs, JNKs may mediate more diverse cellular processes, depending on the stimuli.…”
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“…The ingredients and chemical composition of the experimental basal diet are shown in Table (1). While, chemical composition of oil additives including experimental diets were determined by [13] are presented in Table (2). Also, the fatty acid content of the tested oils is presented in Tables (3-1) [14], (3-2) [15] and (3-3) [16].…”
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Scientific evaluation of the safety factor for the acceptable daily intake (ADI). Case study: Butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA)
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“…Thus, activation of ERK2 by BHA and tBHQ may actually enhance cell growth or survival. It is tempting to speculate that this growth-stimulating effect of ERK2 activation may also underlie the carcinogenic or tumor-promoting activities of BHA and tBHQ in some animal models of cancer (15,16). Unlike ERKs, JNKs may mediate more diverse cellular processes, depending on the stimuli.…”
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“…The ingredients and chemical composition of the experimental basal diet are shown in Table (1). While, chemical composition of oil additives including experimental diets were determined by [13] are presented in Table (2). Also, the fatty acid content of the tested oils is presented in Tables (3-1) [14], (3-2) [15] and (3-3) [16].…”
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Scientific evaluation of the safety factor for the acceptable daily intake (ADI). Case study: Butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA)
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“…Thus, activation of ERK2 by BHA and tBHQ may actually enhance cell growth or survival. It is tempting to speculate that this growth-stimulating effect of ERK2 activation may also underlie the carcinogenic or tumor-promoting activities of BHA and tBHQ in some animal models of cancer (15,16). Unlike ERKs, JNKs may mediate more diverse cellular processes, depending on the stimuli.…”
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“…The ingredients and chemical composition of the experimental basal diet are shown in Table (1). While, chemical composition of oil additives including experimental diets were determined by [13] are presented in Table (2). Also, the fatty acid content of the tested oils is presented in Tables (3-1) [14], (3-2) [15] and (3-3) [16].…”
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