Modulate cytogenetic effects of benzoic acid by pomegranate molasses - Mohammed, Ekhlas
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There is no single food can protect against cancer,but there are steps you can take to lower overall risk,and eating a healthy diet may greatly reduce lifetime risk of cancer. Food habits in middle east include many ingredients, which play a central role in the prevention of pathologies,including cancer. So,the purpose of this book is to study the genotoxic effects induced by benzoic acid as food add and the role of natural products like pomegranate molasses in prevention it of these effects.Experimental studies are one of the most pressing challenges facing scientists and public health. We…mehr

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There is no single food can protect against cancer,but there are steps you can take to lower overall risk,and eating a healthy diet may greatly reduce lifetime risk of cancer. Food habits in middle east include many ingredients, which play a central role in the prevention of pathologies,including cancer. So,the purpose of this book is to study the genotoxic effects induced by benzoic acid as food add and the role of natural products like pomegranate molasses in prevention it of these effects.Experimental studies are one of the most pressing challenges facing scientists and public health. We used the peripheral blood lymphocytes as the best assay for the determination of cytogenetic effects biomarkers(CA,MI,MN and RI) parameters. This research comprises three sets of experimental. Investigation the cytogenetic effect of benzoic acid;investigation the cytogenetic effect of pomegranate molasses;the protective role of pomegranate molasses against genotoxicity induced by benzoic acid.This book,reveals promising avenues in order to refine understanding of the links between food and cancer,highlight the way toward the investigating of food additives safety and protect consumers worldwide
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Ekhlas Mohammed.F.Al-Tai: Studied food science in College of agriculture,Baghdad University,and got master degree in 2014.Has presented and published articles in academic journals,areas of interest (cytogenetic;Toxic and carcinogenic effects of food additives; Phytochemistry). She is working as researcher in Ministry of Sciences and technology,Iraq