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estrogen receptors but also the genes associated with genotoxic estrogen metabolism and epigenetic inactivation of DNA glycosylase MBD4. Together, these genetic and epigenetic aberrations provide the molecular basis for the potentiation of carcinogenicity of arsenic and estrogen coexposure in prostate epithelial cells. These novel findings suggest that coexposure to arsenic and estrogen acts synergistically in the activation of not only the estrogen receptors but also the genes associated with genotoxic estrogen metabolism and epig
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