KeywordsApoe; Ldl receptor; genetically altered mice; serum lipid profiles; inflammation; colorectal carcinogenesis; tumor-associated macrophages; myeloid-derived suppressor cells; inflammatory tumor microenvironment; colon cancer; alcohol; circadian disruption; inflammation; microbiota; colorectal cancer; pentoxifylline; chemoprevention; obesity; oxidative stress; inflammation; DNA vaccine; T-cells; cytokines; immune checkpoint inhibitors; tumor associated antigens; heat-killed EC-12; functional foods; Min mice; intestinal polyps; colorectal cancer chemoprevention; carbonic anhydrase; acetazolamide; NRF2; IL-6; colorectal cancer chemoprevention; inflammation-related carcinogenesis; chronic inflammation; chemoprevention; colorectal cancer; chemoprevention; inflammation; obesity; green tea; vanins; myeloperoxidase; colorectal carcinogenesis; inflammation; osteopontin; colorectal tumor; macrophage; ulcerative colitis; p53; dysplasia; colitic cancer; colorectal cancer; intestinal microbiota; inflammation; genotoxins; host-pathogen interaction; lung metastases; non-intubated surgery; video-assisted thoracic surgery; Helicobacter pylori; chronic atrophic gastritis; intestinal metaplasia; eradication; chemoprevention
