Non-genotoxic mode of action and possible threshold for hepatocarcinogenicity of Kojic acid in F344 rats
Kojic acid (KA), a naturally occurring compound, is contained in traditional Japanese fermented foods and is used as a food additive, preservative and a dermatological skin-lightening agent. In the present experiment, initiation (experiment 1) and promotion (experiment 2) effects of KA-induced hepat...
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Main Authors: | Chusiri Y., Wongpoomchai R., Kakehashi A., Wei M., Wanibuchi H., Vinitketkumnuan U., Fukushima S. |
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2014
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