Selenoproteins reduce susceptibility to DMBA-induced mammary carcinogenesis
Tamaro Hudson(National Cancer Institute), Jeffrey E. Green(Northwestern University), Lorraine M. Sordillo(Michigan State University), Bradley A. Carlson(National Cancer Institute), Heather A. Young(George Washington University), William J. Muller(McGill University Health Centre), Dolph L. Hatfield(Northwestern University), Mark J. Hoeneroff(National Institutes of Health)
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