单词 | carcinogenic |
释义 | carcinogenic (kɑːʳsɪnədʒenɪk ) adjective A substance that is carcinogenic is likely to cause cancer. [medicine] Car fumes are far more carcinogenic than tobacco smoke. Collocations: carcinogenic chemicals Burning coal to produce electricity creates carbon dioxide, which causes climate change, and many carcinogenic chemicals, including nitrogen oxides, mercury and sulphur dioxide. Times, Sunday Times A study of fire stations and training centres found evidence of carcinogenic chemicals from fires remaining on equipment, including breathing apparatus mask filters. Times,Sunday Times The ponds, which were poorly sealed, leaked carcinogenic chemicals, including carbaryl, lindane and mercury, into the soil and groundwater, which was the main source of drinking water for 50,000 residents. Times, Sunday Times Cooking red meats at high heats produces carcinogenic chemicals linked to the disease. The Sun One explanation could be that cooking methods, particularly frying or barbecuing, produce potentially carcinogenic chemicals. Times, Sunday Times Scientists say antioxidants in the vegetable help break down carcinogenic compounds in the body. The Sun Tattoo ink manufacturers acknowledge that 5% of tattoo studios use inks containing carcinogenic compounds, though they are campaigning to reduce it to zero. Times, Sunday Times It may be that cooking the nitrates at high temperatures causes them to form carcinogenic compounds. Times, Sunday Times Or maybe it could be down to the fact that processed meats contain potentially carcinogenic compounds called nitrosamines that may form in your stomach. Times, Sunday Times It has been speculated that the curing salt used in several types of processed meats may react with the protein and form carcinogenic compounds known as nitrosamines. Times, Sunday Times Indeed, nature itself provides plenty of carcinogenic substances. The Times Literary Supplement Each day they are peppered with millions of small cylinders that leak carcinogenic substances. Times, Sunday Times All these gene types can be damaged by carcinogenic substances, or be subject to inherited faults, or fail as our bodies age. Times, Sunday Times This phenomenon can be viewed as adaptive and beneficial, because it protects the organism from toxic and carcinogenic substances. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Wood combustion products can include toxic and carcinogenic substances. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 However, previous studies have found that potentially carcinogenic chemicals from the plastics consumed by marine creatures can leach into their edible flesh. Times, Sunday Times A light dusting of potentially carcinogenic particles? Times, Sunday Times One explanation could be that cooking methods, particularly frying or barbecuing, produce potentially carcinogenic chemicals. Times, Sunday Times |
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