Geospatial Assessments of DNA Adducts in the Human Stomach: A Model of Field Cancerization.

Yuji IwashitaIppei OhnishiYuto MatsushitaShunsuke OhtsukaTakashi YamashitaKeisuke InabaAtsuko FukazawaHideto OchiaiKeigo MatsumotoNobuhito KuronoYoshitaka MatsushimaHiroki MoriShioto SuzukiShohachi SuzukiFumihiko TaniokaHaruhiko Sugimura

Published in: Cancers (2021)

Regarding the DNA adducts investigated, significant differences in quantities and locations in the whole stomach were not noted; thus, these DNA adducts do not explain the preferential occurrence of cancer in particular locations of the human stomach.

Keyphrases

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mass spectrometry
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