The second edition of Mass Spectrometry in Cancer Research features updated information and additional references reflecting the latest changes and advanced developments in the field. Like its successful predecessor, this book presents a complete overview of how mass spectrometers work and the types of information that they can provide. The comprehensive text offers a thorough examination of the current strategies and techniques for studying occupational and environmental carcinogens, antineoplastic and chemopreventive agents, proteins, lipids, nucleic acids, and glycoconjugates. It also describes epidemiology models and explores relevant topics in cancer medicine and biology.
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"This is a unique and very useful tool for biologists interested in mass spectrometry. Written with biologists in mind, it provides a good background for novices in the field and illustrates the potential of mass spectrometry in molecular biology and oncology. it serves to connect these fields for a wide range of scientists. 4 stars!" - Victor V. Levenson, MD, PhD, Northwestern University Medical School, Doody's Notes "an invaluable resource for mass spectrometrists. The text provides a myriad of experimental applications and strategies for the MS analyses of molecules that are central to the development and prevention of cancer. All mass spectrometrists who are interested in doing cancer research should procure a copy." - M. Paul Chiarellia, Loyola University, in Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry, Volume 14, Issue 1
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