The role of dietary fat in the production of cancer in experimental animals has been studied
in other laboratories and has been discussed in a number of review articles. 9" 11 There …

The primary objective of the study was to determine the relationship between the proportion
of fat in the diet and the resultant enhancement of the formation of spontaneous mammary …

In order to assay the effects of dietary fat on mammary cancer development under conditions
of rigidly controlled caloric intake, 84 A× C Line 9935 female rats, with cholesterol pellets …

High incidences of breast and colon tumors are associated with high dietary fat intake. The
importance of specific fat type and of other nutrients that interact with fat, as well as the …

Development of knowledge concerning the relationship between dietary fat and mammary
carcinogenesis can be arbitrarily divided into three historical phases. The three historical …

Fibroadenomas' developed in the mammary glands of 34 out of 81 female rats over 18
months old after they had been fed for 10 months on a stock diet to which 20 per cent. olive …

Abstract Female 55-day-old Sprague-Dawley rats were treated with a single intravenous
dose of 7, 12-dimethylbenzanthracene (DMBA), 2 mg/100g of body weight each. At 60 days …

The relationship of dietary fat to the incidence of carcinomas induced in mice with
carcinogenic hydrocarbons was investigated. Synthetic type diets were fed in which caloric …

Diets high in fat have been shown to accelerate the formation of mouse tumors produced by
ultraviolet light (i) or by the local application of benzpyrene (z). This acceleration has been …

A hypothesis is presented that explains the mammary tumor-promoting effects of high fat
diets on the basis of alteration in the hormonal milieu, namely the relative concentrations of …