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Figure 1. Folic acid metabolism and its role in biosynthesis of           purines,thymine and methylation reaction (7)
Figure 2. FR: Folic acid Receptor, HUVEC: Human  Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells, RhoGAP: Rap-activated  Rho GTPase- activating Protein,  RhoA: Ras homolog gene  family, member A, cSrc: SRC: proto-oncogene  tyrosine-protein kinase (40)
Figure 3. The role of acid folic in carcinogenesis and treatment of cancer

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