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Springer Basic Science of Cancer 1st Editon 2012 Softbound by Gary D. Kruh, Kenneth D. Tew
In recent years, great strides have been made in the field of cancer research. Now, with Basic Science of Cancer, a range of interrelated topics such as tumor suppressor genes, apoptosis, transcriptional regulation, pharmacology of anticancer drugs, cytogenetic techniques, oncogenes, and signal transduction are thoroughly addressed. Written for oncologists and healthcare professionals, this new comprehensive reference also discusses modern research techniques used to investigate the molecular etiology and treatment of human cancer. Topics are described using nontechnical terms. Together, complete reference listings and over 200 illustrations provide an extensive, yet introductory, look into the complex field of cancer. 1 Techniques for Identifying Cancer Genes.- 2 Oncogenes.- 3 Thmor Suppressor Genes.- 4 Mitogenic Signal Transduction.- 5 Cell Cycle Control and Mitosis.- 6 Transcriptional Regulation.- 7 DNA Repair.- 8 Carcinogenesis.- 9 Pharmacology of Anticancer Drugs.- 10 Drug Resistance.- 11 Apoptosis and Cancer.- 12 Approaches to New Drug Discovery.- 13 Pharmacogenetics and Cancer.