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The Molecular biology of cancer : a bridge from bench to bedside / edited by Stella Pelengaris, and Mike Khan. -- 2nd ed. -- Hoboken, NJ : Wiley-Blackwell, 2013. – (64.83 /M718 /2nd ed.)

Contents

    CONTENTS
    
    Introduction
    Chapter 1: Overview of cancer biology
     Mike Khan and Stella Pelengaris
    Chapter 2: The burden of cancer
     William P. Steward and Anne L. Thomas
    Chapter 3: Nature and nurture in oncogenesis
     Mike Khan and Stella Pelengaris
    Chapter 4: DNA replication and the cell cycle
     Mike Khan and Stella Pelengaris
    Chapter 5: Growth Signalling Pathways and the New Era of Targeted Treatment of Cancer
     Mike Khan and Stella Pelengaris
    Chapter 6: Oncogenes
     Stella Pelengaris and Mike Khan
    Chapter 7: Tumour suppressor
     Martine F. Roussel
    Chapter 8: Cell death
     Stella Pelengaris and Mike Khan
    Chapter 9: Senescence, telomeres and cancer stem cells
     Maria Blasco and Mike Khan
    Chapter 10: Genetic instability, chromosomes and repair
     Mike Khan
    Chapter 11: There is more to cancer than genetics- regulation of gene and protein expression by epigenetic factors, small regulatory RNA's and protein stability
     Stella Pelengaris and Mike Khan
    Chapter 12. Cell adhesion in cancer
     Charles H. Streuli
    Chapter 13: Tumor Immunity and Immunotherapy
     Cassian Yee
    Chapter 14: Tumor angiogenesis
     Christiana Ruhrberg
    Chapter 15: Cancer Chemistry: Designing New Drugs for Cancer Treatment
     Ana M. Pizarro and Peter J. Sadler
    Chapter 16: Biologically targeted agents from bench to bedside
     Mike Khan and Stella Pelengaris
    Chapter 17: The Diagnosis of cancer
     Anne L. Thomas, Bruno Morgan and William P. Steward
    Chapter 18: Treatment of cancer - chemotherapy and radiotherapy
     Anne L. Thomas, J. P. Sage and William P. Steward
    Chapter 19: Caring for the cancer patient
     Nicky Rudd and Esther Waterhouse
    Chapter 20: Systems Biology of Cancer
     Walter Schubert, Norbert C. J. de Wit and Peter Walden
    Index