2013
DOI: 10.1590/s1415-52732013000400006
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Transgenic and conventional Brazilian soybeans don't cause or prevent preneoplastic colon lesions or oxidative stress in a 90-day in vivo study

Abstract: ResultsThe results indicate that glyphosate-tolerant soy varieties neither induce nor prevent aberrant crypt foci induction, nor do their conventional counterparts. Similarly, none of the four soybean varieties tested induced changes in the digestive tract, liver or kidney. Serum biochemical parameters were also unchanged. ConclusionThe consumption of both, conventional and transgenic soybeans, were insufficient to ameliorate dimethylhydrazine-induced oxidative stress.Indexing terms: Aberrant crypt foci. Colon… Show more

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“…They also contribute towards homeostasis by keeping an osmotic balance between the organism´s several fluids. Due to their structure, proteins are capable of combining themselves with acid or base compounds and thus keep the acid-base equilibrium between blood and the organism´s different tissues (SBUZZI, 2013;PIRES, 2006;MOREIRA, et al, 2010). …”
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“…They also contribute towards homeostasis by keeping an osmotic balance between the organism´s several fluids. Due to their structure, proteins are capable of combining themselves with acid or base compounds and thus keep the acid-base equilibrium between blood and the organism´s different tissues (SBUZZI, 2013;PIRES, 2006;MOREIRA, et al, 2010). …”
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“…It is a plant commercially cultivated in several countries, especially in Canada with approximately 40% of world production (SBUZZI, 2013;BATISTA FILHO;RISSIN, 2007). Linseed has a high rate of a soluble mucilaginous fiber with positive impacts on hypercholesterolemia and hyperglycemia in humans.…”
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“…Furthermore, no significant differences in MDA (Malondialdehyde) and PC (Protein Carbonyl) levels of rats were found, indicate no differences in lipid peroxidation and protein oxidation levels. 29,30…”
Section: Concern Of Gm and Non-gm Soybeanmentioning
confidence: 99%