PMID: 9185718Jun 11, 1997Paper

Growth inhibition of transplantable mouse tumors by non-digestible carbohydrates

International Journal of Cancer. Journal International Du Cancer
H S TaperM Roberfroid

Abstract

The possible influence of dietary non-digestible carbohydrates (15% oligofructose, inulin or pectin incorporated in basal diet) on the growth of intramuscularily transplanted mouse tumors, from 2 tumor lines (TLT and EMT6), was investigated. The results were evaluated by regular tumor measurements with Vernier caliper. Mean tumor surface in experimental groups was compared with that in animals of control group fed basal diet containing starch as the only carbohydrate. The growth of both tumor lines was significantly inhibited by supplementation of non-digestible carbohydrates.

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