The second volume of Tumor Suppressor Genes explores the cell biology and
biochemical function of the tumor suppressor genes, as well as its physiological
role in vivo. The authors detail the physical methods (NMR, microarray
approaches, pot-translational structure analysis, analysis of regulation at the
gene expression and protein signaling levels)used to understand the function of
tumor suppressor genes. In vivo approaches discussed include studies in yeast,
Drosophilia, mice, and human tumors. For both volumes: Leading physician
scientists and academic researchers review all the known tumor suppressor genes,
explain how they work, and describe how they were discovered and isolated.In
many cases, the authors discuss specific genes that are frequently involved in
hereditary or sporadic cancers. They also provide a detailed guide to using
powerful molecular genetic, cytogenetic, proteomic, and cell biological
strategies to discover and isolate novel tumor suppressor genes and their
targets. A second volume of this two-volume set, Tumor Suppressor Genes, Volume
2: Regulation, Function, and Medical Applications, shows how to explore the cell
biology and biochemical function of such encoded proteins, to study its
physiological role in vivo, and to use information on TSGs to develop diagnostic
and therapeutic strategies for cancer.
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분야별 서적
Essential Bioimaging Methods
Animal Models for Development of Cancer Immunotherapy
Cancer Biomarkers: Clinical Aspects and Laboratory Determination
Immunoinformatics of Cancers: Practical Machine Learning Approaches Using R 1st Edition 
Clinical Applications of Noncoding RNAs in Cancer 
Cancer Biology: How Science Works
Tumor Microenvironmen
Prognostic and Therapeutic Applications of RKIP in Cancer 
Biomarkers in Cancer Therapy: Liquid Biopsy Comes of Age
Immunotherapy of Cancer (Advances in Cancer Research 143) 
