neoplasm
• male mutants injected with DEN followed by TCPOBOP (carcinogen treatment) show reduced tumor growth compared to control males that develop severe hepatocellular carcinoma
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• female mutants injected with DEN followed by TCPOBOP (carcinogen treatment) to induce rapid hepatocellular carcinoma formation, develop multiple and large liver tumors unlike control females that are resistant to hepatocellular carcinoma development
• in females treated with fulverstrant to block estrogen signaling, DEN-induced liver injury is significantly attenuated
• estrogen treatment of male mutants enhances liver injury in DEN-treated males while in DEN-treated controls estrogen treatment prevents liver injury and carcinogenesis
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• female mutants injected with N,N-diethylnitrosamine (DEN) followed by TCPOBOP two-step strategy (carcinogen treatment) to induce rapid hepatocellular carcinoma formation, develop multiple and large liver tumors unlike control females that are resistant to hepatocellular carcinoma development
• male mutants injected with DEN followed by TCPOBOP show reduced tumor growth compared to control males that develop severe hepatocellular carcinoma
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homeostasis/metabolism
• male mutants injected with DEN followed by TCPOBOP (carcinogen treatment) show reduced tumor growth compared to control males that develop severe hepatocellular carcinoma
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• female mutants injected with DEN followed by TCPOBOP (carcinogen treatment) to induce rapid hepatocellular carcinoma formation, develop multiple and large liver tumors unlike control females that are resistant to hepatocellular carcinoma development
• in females treated with fulverstrant to block estrogen signaling, DEN-induced liver injury is significantly attenuated
• estrogen treatment of male mutants enhances liver injury in DEN-treated males while in DEN-treated controls estrogen treatment prevents liver injury and carcinogenesis
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liver/biliary system
• female mutants injected with N,N-diethylnitrosamine (DEN) followed by TCPOBOP two-step strategy (carcinogen treatment) to induce rapid hepatocellular carcinoma formation, develop multiple and large liver tumors unlike control females that are resistant to hepatocellular carcinoma development
• male mutants injected with DEN followed by TCPOBOP show reduced tumor growth compared to control males that develop severe hepatocellular carcinoma
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