0 used to refer to a substance that causes cancer --
1 (of a substance) able or likely to cause cancer --
Diesels produce half the level of hydrocarbon emissions including the proven carcinogenic benzine.
I do not think the discovery that vinyl chloride monomer is carcinogenic is of great scientific value.
Instead, many chemicals, including carcinogenic substances, will continue to be exempted from the requirement for substitution, providing that they are 'properly controlled'.
The physiological process of angiogenesis can become pathophysiological when it allows a tumour to establish an independent blood supply with which to nourish the carcinogenic cells.
Tetramethyl benzidine for horseradish peroxidase neurohistochemistry: a non carcinogenic blue reaction-product with super sensitivity for visualizing afferents and efferents.
Cancer research in the last decade or so has provided abundant evidence that multiple genetic changes initiate and drive the carcinogenic process.
The hormones were deemed carcinogenic and had allegedly led to disorders in children that had eaten hormone-treated beef.
Examples include water and air quality, waste management, energy efficiency, pesticide and fertilizer use, carcinogenic substances in food, and deforestation.
