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controlled study; aged; middle aged; leukemia; dose response; nonhuman; liver neoplasms; letter; neoplasms; mouse; animals; dna damage; chemoprophylaxis; skin neoplasms; lung neoplasms; animal experiment; animal model; skin cancer; diet supplementation; carcinogenesis; prostate cancer; prostatic neoplasms; lung tumor; hematologic neoplasms; clinical study; drug therapy, combination; randomized controlled trials; anticarcinogenic agents; liver tumor; bioassay; rat; carcinogenicity; testis tumor; testicular neoplasms; rats; antioxidants; alpha tocopherol; selenium; mouse strain; administration, oral; secondary prevention; administration, cutaneous; occupational exposure; vitamin e; leydig cell tumor; rat strain; rats, inbred strains; selenium compounds; humans; male; female; priority journal; selenate; selenite; selenium sulfide
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