Cancer drug resistance /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Totowa, N.J. :
Humana Press,
[2006]
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| Series: | Cancer drug discovery and development.
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Table of Contents:
- The cycle between angiogenesis, perfusion, and hypoxia in tumors
- Influence of tumor pH on therapeutic response
- Tumor oxygenation and treatment response
- Oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes in therapeutic resistance : the role of evolving interrelationships between cancer cells and host tissues
- PET imaging of response and resistance to cancer therapy
- Cancer stem cells : implications for development of more effective therapies
- Therapeutic resistance in leukemia
- Tumor site implantation and animal model selection in oncology
- In vivo resistance
- Characteristics of the metastatic phenotype : the melanoma experience
- The microenvironment and drug resistance
- Glutathione and glutathione S-transferases in drug resistance
- Metallothioneins in drug resistance
- Molecular determinants of intrinsic multidrug resistance in cancer cells and tumors
- New and revised concepts in multidrug resistance : sestambi, SNPs, substrates, and stem cells
- Cisplatin resistance : molecular basis of a multifaceted impediment
- Regulation of the cellular pharmacology and cytotoxicity of cisplatin by copper transporters
- Resistance to taxanes
- CpG island methylation and drug resistance
- De novo and acquired resistance to antitumor alkylating agents
- Resistance to antiangiogenic agents
- Resistance to antiestrogens
- Mechanisms of glucocorticoid actions and resistance in multiple myeloma
- Herceptin resistance
- Role of TGF-beta in tumor progression and metastasis
- p53-based immunotherapy of cancer
- Response and resistance to ionizing radiation
- Amplification in DNA copy numbers as a mechanism of acquired drug resistance
- Cancer chemotherapy : clinical evidence for drug resistance
- Molecular profiling in breast cancer : genomic approaches toward tailored cancer therapies
- Tumor immune escape mechanisms