Abstract
Epidemiologic studies have implicated exposure to tobacco smoke and high intakes of cooked, broiled, or well-done meats in the increased risk of colorectal cancers ([1][1]-[4][2]). Microsomal epoxide hydrolase (mEH) is a phase II biotransformation enzyme which detoxifies epoxides, including
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