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Springer Cancer Immunology 1st Editon 2010 Softbound by R.A. Robins, Robert Rees
1 Immunogenicity of tumour associated antigens.- 2 Recognition of human tumours: cancer/testis antigens.- 3 Recognition of human tumors: SEREX expression cloning to identify tumour antigens.- 4 Recognition of human tumours: melanoma differentiation antigens.- 5 Carcinoembryonic Antigen as a Vaccine Target.- 6 MUC1 mucin as a target for immunotherapy of cancer: Muc1 based immunotherapeutic strategies.- 7 Recognition of human tumours: viral antigens as immunological targets for cytotoxic T cells.- 8 The immune response to oncogenic fusion proteins.- 9 Immunological significance of hsp70 in tumor rejection.- 10 Anti-idiotypic vaccination.- 11 Genetically modified tumour cells for cancer immunization.- 12 Antibody targeted therapy delivery of radionuclides, toxins and drugs.- 13 Escape mechanisms in tumour immunity.