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Are the health attributes of lycopene related to its antioxidant function?

Erdman, John W. Jr.; Ford, Nikki A.; Lindshield, Brian L. (2009)

A variety of epidemiological trials have suggested that higher intake of lycopene-containing foods (primarily tomato products) or blood lycopene concentrations are associated with decreased cardiovascular disease and ...
The effect of finasteride and dutasteride on the growth of WPE1-NA22 prostate cancer xenografts in nude mice

Opoku-Acheampong, Alexander B.; Nelsen, Michelle K.; Unis, Dave; Lindshield, Brian L. (2012)

Background: 5 alpha-reductase 1 (5alphaR1) and 5alpha-reductase 2 (5alphaR2) convert testosterone into the more potent androgen dihydrotestosterone. 5alphaR2 is the main isoenzyme in normal prostate tissue; however, most ...
The Kansas State University human nutrition (HN 400) flexbook

Lindshield, Brian L.; Adhikari, Koushik (2011)
Lycopenoids: Are lycopene metabolites bioactive?

Lindshield, Brian L.; Canene-Adams, Kirstie; Erdman, John W. Jr. (2007)

In vitro lycopene is the most potent antioxidant among carotenoids. While antioxidant function may be relevant to health, we hypothesize that metabolites of lycopene may be bioactive and responsible for the beneficial ...
Selenium, but Not Lycopene or Vitamin E, Decreases Growth of Transplantable Dunning R3327-H Rat Prostate Tumors

Lindshield, Brian L.; Ford, Nikki A.; Canene-Adams, Kirstie; Diamond, Alan M.; Wallig, Matthew A.; Erdman, John W. Jr. (2010)

Background: Lycopene, selenium, and vitamin E are three micronutrients commonly consumed and supplemented by men diagnosed with prostate cancer. However, it is not clear whether consumption of these compounds, alone or in ...

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