Hormonal Carcinogenesis IV [electronic resource] /
International Symposium on Hormonal Carcinogenesis(4th :2003 :Valencia, Spain)
Li, Jonathan J.editor.
Li, Sara Antonia.editor.
Llombart-Bosch, Antonio.editor.
Uniquely, Hormonal Carcinogenesis IV, integrates salient aspects of hormone-related cancers of interest to epidemiologists, basic researchers, and clinicians. The most recent advances in the major hormone-related cancers are presented by leaders of their specialty. The chapters in this volume deal with the causation, dependence, and resistance of endocrine-related cancers with particular emphasis on the most common neoplasms occuring in men and woman world wide, such as breast, prostate, uterine, and ovarian cancers.
Proceedings of the 4th international symposium.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
State of the Art Lectures -- Breast Cancer I: Progesterone Action -- Breast Cancer II: Mechanisms of Genomic Instability -- Early In-Situ Lesions: Breast and Prostate -- Promotion/Prevention of Hormone Cancers -- Prostate I: Androgen/Estrogen Action -- Prostate II: Androgen Receptor Dependence/Resistance -- Endometrium/Ovarian/Colon -- Communications -- Epidemiology/Human Derived Studies -- Breast Cancer -- Endometrial/Cervical Cancer -- Prostate Cancer -- Hormone Metabolism & Cell/Molecular Biology -- Breast Cancer -- Endometrial Cancer -- Ovary/Pituitary/Kidney/Liver Cancers -- Prostate Cancer.
Uniquely, Hormonal Carcinogenesis IV, integrates salient aspects of hormone-related cancers of interest to epidemiologists, basic researchers, and clinicians. The most recent advances in the major hormone-related cancers are presented by leaders of their specialty. The chapters in this volume deal with the causation, dependence, and resistance of endocrine-related cancers with particular emphasis on the most common neoplasms occuring in men and woman world wide, such as breast, prostate, uterine, and ovarian cancers.
Oncology  .
Cancer research.
Medical microbiology.
Cell biology.
Oncology.
Cancer Research.
Medical Microbiology.
Cell Biology.