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This three-volume set is an authoritative reference source for the field of cancer research and all associated fields. It contains 163 articles exploring the causes, potential cures, and preventative measures of cancer. The encyclopedia also covers all the hot topics in cancer research, and should be beneficial to undergraduates, graduates as well as professionals and the general reader interested in cancer research.
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Doody 图书评论
This is a three-volume, multiauthored reference on cancer in an encyclopedia format. Topics are arranged alphabetically. Each chapter starts with an outline of the chapter, followed by glossary of relevant terms, a defining paragraph, the article itself, cross-references to other areas within the encyclopedia, and a limited bibliography of relevant references. Other companion works in this series include the encyclopedias of biology, virology, immunology, microbiology, and reproduction. The editor set his objective as providing investigators and scholars with a comprehensive source of traditional and current information in the field of cancer research. These objectives are worthy, but the challenge will be to keep such a comprehensive work contemporary, because the field is rapidly changing. The authors meet their objectives to a certain extent. The discussions in multiple chapters on biological principles and the scientific basis of cancer are generally well written, comprehensiv e, and up-to-date. The editor states that the encyclopedia will be most useful for students, graduate students, fellows, and clinicians. This audience is appropriate, although I am doubtful that these individuals would be purchasing this work. The encyclopedia would be most useful in medical school and hospital libraries. The editor has selected well-known experts to contribute to each of the chapters, and in general, they have written in a clear, understandable manner. Illustrations and tables are used appropriately to clarify material in the text and highlight important points. The most unique aspect of this book is the encyclopedic format, using an alphabetized list of topics with cross-references to other areas of the encyclopedia. The unique format of this work is user-friendly. In contrast to other comprehensive textbooks of cancer medicine, this book focuses primarily on the epidemiology of specific diseases and the basic science related to cancer. The authors of individu al chapters have been largely successful in demonstrating how the basic sciences relate to various types of cancer. At the end of each chapter, the reader is referred to other sections of the encyclopedia that may be relevant. The references at the end of each chapter are not exhaustive, but limited lists of relevant seminal articles are provided. What is lacking in this book are detailed discussions of the clinical aspects of diseases. As a result, the reader interested in a full understanding of an individual disease will have to refer to other textbooks of cancer medicine for a detailed discussion of treatment options and clinical characteristics of individual diseases. William J. Gradishar, MD(Northwestern University Medical School). Copyright 2001, Doody Publishing
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This new encyclopedia contains 163 signed articles dealing with causes, treatments, and preventive measures for cancer. [RBB Ja 1 & 15 97]
Choice 评论
The second edition contains 220 articles, up from 163 in the first (CH, Jun'97), dealing with various aspects of cancer from epidemiology and treatment to molecular and genetic processes. The intervening years have seen rapid advances in treatment of and research about cancer, the second most common cause of mortality in the US. With increased coverage in etiology, prevention, and treatment this work addresses all aspects of cancer, basic science to clinical application. The authors aim at concise exposition of each topic for readers seeking information outside their expertise, making their book a superior reference for students and educators. Over 60 percent of the articles are new, and the remainder substantially rewritten. Alphabetically arranged, they begin with an outline and glossary and end with helpful cross-references. Amazingly comprehensive, this set is highly recommended for all readers seeking information about cancer. J. M. Coggan formerly, University of Florida
目录
Contributors |
A Guide to Using the Encyclopedia |
Foreword |
Preface |
Volume 1: Adeno-Associated Virus: A Vector for High-Efficiency Gene Transduction |
Animal Models of Tumor Onset, Growth, and Metasis |
Antibodies in Cancer Therapy, Genetically Engineered |
Antibody-Toxin and Growth Factor-Toxin Fusion Proteins, Engineering |
Anti-idiotypic Antibody Vaccines |
Antioxidants: Carcinogenic and Chemopreventive Properties |
Antisense: Chemical Modifications |
Antisense: Progress toward Gene-Directed Cancer Therapy |
Ataxia Telangiectasia Syndrome |
Autocrine and Paracrine Growth Mechanisms in Cancer Progression and Metastasis |
bcl-2 and B-cell Neoplasia: Dysregulation of Programmed Cell Death in Cancer |
BCR/ABL. Biochemotherapy for Advanced Melanoma |
Brain Tumors: Epidemiology, Molecular and Cellular Abnormalities |
Breast Cancer: Genetic Interaction of Myc and p53. Breast Cancer: Molecular Epidemiology |
Breast Cancer and Radiation Therapy |
Cancer Prevention: Contrasting Dietary Modification with Intervention Agents |
Carcinogen-DNA Adducts |
Carcinogenesis due to Tobacco: Molecular Mechanisms |
Carcinogenesis: Role of Active Oxygen Species |
Cell Cycle Control |
Cell Cycle Control Gene Defects and Human Cancer |
Cell death and Survival after Cytostatic Treatment |
Cell-Matrix Interactions |
Cellular Immunity to Cancer |
Chemoprevention Agents |
Chemoprevention: Intermediate Markers |
Chemoprevention: International Studies |
Chemoprevention Models |
Chemoprevention Trials: Epithelial Carcinogenesis and the Biological Basis of Intervention |
Chemoprevention and Vitamins: Clinical Trials |
Chemotherapy: Synergism and Antagonism |
Chromosome Aberrations |
Cisplatin and Related Drugs |
c-mos Protooncogene |
c-myc Protooncogene |
Colon Cancer: Dietary Prevention and Chemoprevention |
Colorectal Cancer: Epidemiology |
Colorectal Cancer: Molecular and Cellular Abnormalities |
Constitutive and Inducible Endothelial Cell Adhesion Molecules in Cancer Matastasis |
Differentiation and Cancer |
DNA Damage, Mutation, and Repair |
DNA Methylation and Cancer |
DNA Tumor Viruses: Adenovirus |
DNA Tumor Viruses: Papilloma |
Drug Resistance: Agents That Alkylate or Damage DNA. Drug Resistance: Alterations in Drug Uptake or Extrusion |
Drug Resistance to Chemotherapy: Mechanism |
Drug Resistance: DNA Sequence Amplification |
Drug Resistance: Inhibitors of Folate Metabolism |
Drug Resistance: Inhibitors of Topoisomerases |
Drug Resistance: Overview of Mechanisms |
Epidemiology in the Study of Cancer |
Epstein-Barr Virus and Neoplasia |
Ewing's Sarcoma (Peripheral PNET). Extracellular Matrix and Matrix Receptors: Alterations during Tumor Progression |
Volume 2: Gastric Cancer: Molecular and Cellular Abnormalities |
Gene Therapy of Cancer |
Gene Therapy Strategies for Brain Cancer |
Gene Therapy Vectors, Safety Considerations |
Germ Cell Tumors |
Glutathione Transferases |
Glycoproteins and Glycosylation Changes in Cancer |
Growth Regulation by Endogenous Growth Suppressor Peptides |
Growth Regulatory Proteins and Their Receptors |
Hematopoiesis |
Hematopoietic Growth Factors |
Hepadnaviruses and Hepatocellular Carcinoma |
Hepatitis B and C Viruses and Liver Cancer |
Her2/neu: A Receptor Tyrosine Kinase with Developmental and Oncogenic Activity |
HRAS1 Minisatellite Instability and Cancer Risk |
HTLV- and HIV-Associated Malignancies |
Hyperthermia |
Immune Deficiency: Opportunistic Tumors |
Immunotherapy of Cancer with Vaccines |
Insulin Receptors (IGF1 and IGF2). Interferons: Cellular and Molecular Biology of Their Actions |
Leukemia: Interactions between Drugs and Regulators in Treatment |
Leukemia: Molecular and Cellular Abnormalities |
Li-Fraumeni Syndrome |
Liposome-Mediated Gene Therapy for Cancer |
Lung Can |