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By: Lauren Pecorino
The most engaging and accessible account of cancer biology, which clearly links our understanding of cancer with the development of new therapeutics.
Molecular Biology of Cancer: Mechanisms, Targets, and Therapeutics offers an accessible, engaging, and optimistic account of cancer biology for undergraduate and graduate students.
Key features
– Describes the theoretical basis of cancer biology and shows how this theory is applied to develop new cancer therapies, giving students a clear appreciation of how theoretical knowledge can be translated into therapeutic strategies
– Draws on the latest research in cancer biology
– Features a variety of learning features to help students engage with the concepts presented: ‘Pause and think’; ‘How do we know that?’; ‘In the clinic’; self-tests; and activities
New to this edition
– New themes that weave throughout the book, such as the two-way interactions between the microenvironment and the tumour, systemic effects of cancer, and the role of plasticity and heterogeneity in cancer evolution
– Expanded coverage of cancer genomics, including single-cell genomics and spatial transcriptomics, is highlighted in the concluding chapter
– A new feature called ‘In the clinic’ that highlights current or potential applications of cancer biology to clinical practice
– Updates on newly approved cancer therapeutics
– Includes additional primary data from the literature and key references to provide a resource of up-to-date experimental evidence
– Expanded artwork programme and new ‘figure sequences’ (in the enhanced e-book) to help readers understand molecular pathways over time
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