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|January 1, 1982
Abstract:
Crocetin seems to have a small effect in slowing the development of skin tumors induced in hairless mice by the application of dimethyl-benz-a-anthracene and croton oil. No definite effect is shown on preventing the development of tumors induced by UV-B radiation.
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