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• W987665255 abstract "Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the occurrence and formation of N-nitroso compounds in foods and other consumer products. N-nitroso compounds have also become important experimental carcinogens, and an extensive literature concerning the unusual biological action of this class of compounds has developed. The nonspecific nature of thin-layer and polarographic detection techniques have led to other reports of N-nitroso compounds in foods, which have not been confirmed by unequivocal methods, such as mass spectrometry. N-nitrosamines are, as a rule, quite stable compounds under most conditions found in foods. In addition to nitrite and amine concentration, the rate of N-nitrosation is influenced by a number of other chemical species that commonly occur in foods. Certain carbonyl-containing compounds also catalyze nitrosation, but their role in foods is unclear. N-nitrosation reactions can occur at very rapid rates in lipophilic systems such organic solvents or the lipid phase of cured meats. One of the most studied aspects of N-nitrosamine carcinogenesis is the relationship between the structure of a given N-nitrosamine and the organ in which tumors develop. The majority of the N-nitrosopyrrolidine occurs in the fat portion of the edible rasher, the fried-out fat, and the vapors but not in the lean edible. Humans are exposed to N-nitroso compounds from a surprisingly large number of sources in addition to foods in order to put exposure through foods in perspective the relative exposures from these sources should be considered." @default.
• W987665255 created "2016-06-24" @default.
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• W987665255 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W987665255 title "A Review of Current Literature on N-Nitroso Compounds in Foods" @default.
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