Selenium, but not lycopene or vitamin E, decreases growth of transplantable dunning R3327-H rat prostate tumors

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Lycopene 96%
• Selenium 78%
• Vitamin E 74%
• selenomethylselenocysteine 73%
• Prostate 59%
• Diet 41%
• Tocopherols 40%
• Growth 35%
• Micronutrients 34%
• Tumor Burden 28%
• Body Weight 28%
• Eating 22%
• Neoplasms 22%
• Weight Gain 18%
• Androgens 18%
• Selenium-Binding Proteins 18%
• probasin 18%
• Selenoprotein P 16%
• Selenoproteins 14%
• Finasteride 14%
• Dihydrotestosterone 12%
• Castration 11%
• Androgen Receptors 10%
• Subcutaneous Injections 10%
• Testosterone 8%
• Nutrients 8%
• Prostatic Neoplasms 8%
• Adenocarcinoma 7%
• Apoptosis 6%
• Messenger RNA 5%
• Serum 4%
• Proteins 3%

Agriculture & Biology

• prostatic neoplasms 96%
• lycopene 79%
• vitamin E 69%
• selenium 69%
• neoplasms 54%
• methylselenocysteine 51%
• rats 36%
• tocopherols 24%
• dietary minerals 24%
• diet 24%
• selenoproteins 21%
• food intake 21%
• body weight 19%
• androgens 15%
• nutrient-nutrient interactions 11%
• androgen receptors 10%
• dihydrotestosterone 9%
• adenocarcinoma 9%
• subcutaneous injection 9%
• castration 8%
• apoptosis 7%
• testosterone 6%
• binding proteins 6%
• weight gain 6%
• tissues 3%
• proteins 2%
• methodology 2%

Chemical Compounds

• Lycopene 100%
• Micronutrient 49%
• Androgen 29%
• Food 25%
• Weight Gain 14%
• Testosterone 13%
• Ablation 13%
• Nutrient 12%
• Protein 9%