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Nitrosation

 
 
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  • These data suggest that individual differences in oral nitrate reduction are a significant factor in gastric nitrosation and account for a large proportion of the interindividual variability in nitrosoamino acid excretion [6].
  • Because of the genotoxic effects shown by Dimethophrine (DMP) nitrosation mixtures, the interaction between DMP hydrochloride and sodium nitrite in acidic aqueous solution at 37 degrees was investigated in a wide range of reagent concentrations and molar ratios, reaction times and pH values [7].
 

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