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Cancer Biology - Softcover

Ruddon, Raymond W.

 
9780195096910: Cancer Biology

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Cancer Biology is a thorough yet concise account of the basic cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in cancer cell behaviour, covering the transformation of normal into malignant cells; the invasiveness of cancer cells into host tissues; and the metastatic spread of cancer cells in the host organism. The third edition includes completely new chapters on genetic alterations in cancer cells, tumour suppressor genes, transcriptional regulation, growth factors, and signal transductions mechanisms, cell cycle regulation and apoptosis, gene-targeted therapy for cancer, and cancer prevention.

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From reviews of previous editions: "Highly recommended for readers who wish to spend several hours with a well-written, well-selected, effectively illustrated, and well-integrated overview of the sciences that join to make up the field of tumor biology." --New England Journal of Medicine"I can think of no better introduction for a graduate student to contemporary cancer research, especially at the cellular level." --The Times Higher Education Supplement From reviews of previous editions: "Highly recommended for readers who wish to spend several hours with a well-written, well-selected, effectively illustrated, and well-integrated overview of the sciences that join to make up the field of tumor biology." --New England Journal of Medicine "I can think of no better introduction for a graduate student to contemporary cancer research, especially at the cellular level." --The Times Higher Education Supplement From reviews of previous editions: "Highly recommended for readers who wish to spend several hours with a well-written, well-selected, effectively illustrated, and well-integrated overview of the sciences that join to make up the field of tumor biology." --New England Journal of Medicine "I can think of no better introduction for a graduate student to contemporary cancer research, especially at the cellular level." --The Times Higher Education Supplement From reviews of previous editions: "Highly recommended for readers who wish to spend several hours with a well-written, well-selected, effectively illustrated, and well-integrated overview of the sciences that join to make up the field of tumor biology." --New England Journal of Medicine"I can think of no better introduction for a graduate student to contemporary cancer research, especially at the cellular level." --The Times Higher Education Supplement

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