Overview of tumor promotion in animals
Slaga-TJ
p. 3
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Tumor enhancers: underestimated factors in the epidemiology of lifestyle-associated cancers
Wynder-EL
p. 15
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Multifactorial carcinogenesis: implications for regulatory practice
Higginson-J
p. 23
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Two-generation saccharin bioassays
Arnold-DL
p. 27
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Effect of promoters on incidence of bladder cancer in experimental animal models
Hicks-RM
p. 37
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Promotion in urinary bladder carcinogenesis
Cohen-SM
p. 51
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Effects of promoters on N-butyl-N-(4-hydroxybutyl)nitrosamine-induced urinary bladder carcinogenesis in the rat
Ito-N; Fukushima-S; Shirai-T; Nakanishi-K
p. 61
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Promotion of gastrointestinal tract tumors in animals: dietary factors
Newberne-PM; Schrager-T
p. 71
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New classes of environmental tumor promoters: indole alkaloids and polyacetates
Fujiki-H; Sugimura-T; Moore-RE
p. 85
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Modification of the carcinogenic process in colorectal cancer by endogenous and exogenous factors: effect of colestipol hydrochloride on tumors induced by dimethylhydrazine
Daugherty-JP
p. 91
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Bile acids, but not neutral sterols, are tumor promoters in the colon in man and in rodents
Weisburger-JH; Reddy-BS; Barnes-WS; Wynder-EL
p. 101
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Oral contraceptive steroids as promoters or complete carcinogens for liver in female Sprague-Dawley rats
Yager-JD Jr
p. 109
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Quantitative aspects of chemical carcinogenesis and tumor promotion in liver
Kunz-HW; Tennekes-HA; Port-RE; Schwartz-M; Lorke-D; Schaude-G
p. 113
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Tumor promotion in rat liver
Herren-SL; Pereira-MA
p. 123
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Comparison of the promoting effects of various agents in induction of preneoplastic lesions in rat liver
Ito-N; Tsuda-H; Hasegawa-R; Imaida-K
p. 131
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Alternative hypotheses for the role of promotion in chemical carcinogenesis
Potter-VR
p. 139
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Preneoplastic and neoplastic progression during hepatocarcinogenesis in mice injected with diethylnitrosamine in infancy
Goldfarb-S; Pugh-TD; Koen-H; He-YZ
p. 149
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Modulation of tumor promotion in liver carcinogenesis
Shinozuka-H; Abanobi-SE; Lombardi-B
p. 163
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Effect of dibutylnitrosamine and saccharin on glutamyl transpeptidase-positive foci and liver cancer
Pereira-MA; Herren-SL; Britt AL
p. 169
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Epigenetic effects of liver tumor promoters and implications for health effects
Williams-GM
p. 177
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The role of growth of normal and preneoplastic cell populations for tumor promotion in rat liver
Schulte-Hermann-R; Schuppler-J; Timmermann-Trosiener-I; Ohde-G; Bursch-W; Berger-H
p. 185
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Chemical liver carcinogenesis: monitoring of the process by flow cytometric DNA measurements
Digernes-V
p. 195
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Human liver tumors in relation to steroidal usage
Barrows-GH; Christopherson-WM
p. 201
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Factors that promote the development of human breast cancer
Thomas-DB
p. 209
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Hormones and dietary fat as promoters in mammary carcinogenesis
Dao-TL; Chan-PC
p. 219
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Effect of interval between neutron radiation and diethylstilbestrol on mammary carcinogenesis in female ACI rats
Shellabarger-CJ; Stone-JP; Holtzman-S
p. 227
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The distinct health risk analyses required for genotoxic carcinogens and promoting agents
Weisburger-JH; Williams-GM
p. 233
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Tumor promoters and cocarcinogens in tobacco carcinogenesis
Hoffmann-D; Hecht-SS; Wynder-EL
p. 247
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Tumor promotion studies in rat tracheal epithelium
Steele-VE; Topping-DC; Pai-SB
p. 259
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Promotion of lung tumors in mice
Witschi-HP
p. 267
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Tissue damage and nutritional factors in experimental respiratory tract (Co-)carcinogenesis
Reuzel-PG; Feron-VJ; Spit-BJ; Beems-RB; Kroes-R
p. 275
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Model for human carcinogenesis: action of environmental agents
Moolgavkar-SH
p. 285
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A new method for the analysis of cohort studies: implications of the multistage theory of carcinogenesis applied to occupational arsenic exposure
Brown-CC; Chu-KC
p. 293
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Approach to risk assessment for genotoxic carcinogens based on data from the mouse skin initiation-promotion model
Burns-F; Albert-R; Altshuler-B; Morris-E
p. 309
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Uncertainties in interspecies extrapolations of carcinogenicity
Crouch-EA
p. 321
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Cancer epidemiology: shortcomings and possibilities
Clemmesen-J
p. 329
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Initiation/promotion versus complete carcinogenicity in the rodent liver
Ashby-J; Elliott-BM; Lefevre-PA; Styles-J; Longstaff-E
p. 339
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Surface active agents as tumor promoters
Boyland-E
p. 347
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Science and politics: the possible regulation of cancer promoters
Williams-JR; Clark-WL
p. 351
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An overview of current efforts in short-term carcinogen testing
Milman-HA; Hurley-PM; Auletta A
p. 355
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The current use of studies on promoters and cocarcinogens in quantitative risk assessment
Stara-JF; Mukerjee-D; McGaughy-R; Durkin-P; Dourson-ML
p. 359
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Contribution of lead in dust to children's blood lead
Duggan-MJ
p. 371
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