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cocarcinogen
(redirected from cocarcinogenic)

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co·car·cin·o·gen  (kkär-sn-jn, k-kärsn--jn)
n.
A substance or factor that will not promote cancer by itself but can potentiate cancer when acting with carcinogenic agents.
co·carcin·o·genic (-s-n-jnk) adj.


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Active HSV-1 immunization prevents the cocarcinogenic activity of HSV-1 in the oral cavity of hamsters.
Herpes simplex virus infection presenting as a piriform sinus mass by Busch, Scott L. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
1999) found no evidence for a cocarcinogenic or tumor-promoting effect of MF exposure, but the study used different substrains of SD rats than used in the original study.
Occupational carcinogens: ELF MFs by Kundi, Michael / Environmental Health Perspectives
Formaldehyde also showed cocarcinogenic effects by inhalation, ingestion, and dermal exposure (Dalbey 1982; Iverson 1986; Takahashi et al.
Meeting report: summary of IARC Monographs on formaldehyde, ... by El Ghissassi, Fatiha / Environmental Health Perspectives
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