Excess on Cancer-Related Biomarkers Mathematical Modeling Predicts the Effect of Folate Deficiency and Updated

Background: Folate is an essential B-vitamin that mediates one-carbon metabolism reactions, including nucleotide synthesis and others related to carcinogenesis. Both lowand high-folate status influences

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