PRINCESS TAKAMATSU CANCER RESEARCH FUND

1st (1981)

Arthur C. Upton
The Role of DNA Damage in Radiation and Chemical Carcinogenesis
Evolving Perspectives on the Causes and Prevention of Cancer

2nd (1982)

James A. Miller
Studies on the Metabolic Activation of Naturally Occurring Carcinogens:
Alkenylbenzene Derivatives and Ethyl Carbamate
Elizabeth C. Miller
Metabolic Activation and DNA Adducts of Chemical Carcinogens

3rd (1983)

Richard Doll
The Prevention of Cancer: Practical Prospects

4th (1984)

Bruce N. Ames
Dietary Carcinogens and Anticarcinogens: Oxygen Radicals and Degenerative
Diseases5th (1985)

Manfred F. Rajewsky
Carcinogenesis in the Developing Nervous System: Molecular and Cellular Aspects

6th (1986)

George Klein
Multistep Scenarios in Tumor Development

7th (1987)

Henry C. Pitot
1. Quantitative Studies of Multistage Hepatocarcinogenesis
2. Studies of Multistage Hepatocarcinogenesis in vivo and in vitro
3. Hepatic Carcinogenesis
4. Studies on the Regulation and Structure of the Rat Lover Serine DehydrataseGene, mRNA and Protein

8th (1988)

Brian MacMahon
Prevention of Cancer: Role of Epidemiology

9th (1989)

Pelayo Correa
The Cause of Gastric Cancer: A Multidisciplinary Approach

10th (1990) Arthur B. Pardee
Molecular Studies of Cellular Growth Control
Ruth Sager
Tumor Suppressor Genes
11th (1991) Michael Stoker
1. Cytokine Regulation of the Movement of Normal Cells and Tumor Cells
2. Contact Suppression of Tumor Cells
3. Motogenic Cytokines: Regulation of Cell Motility
12th (1992) Lorenzo Tomatis
The Varying Emphasis over Time on the Role of Environmental Risks for HumanCancer
13th (1993) Lee W. Wattenberg
Chemoprevention of Cancer

14th (1994) Allan H. Conney
1. Inhibitory Effects of Dietary Chemicals on Carcinogenesis
2. Pharmacological Implications of Microsomal Enzyme Induction
15th (1995) Peter K. Vogt
Transcriptional Control and Cancer
16th (1996) Alfred G. Knudson, Jr.
Hereditary Cancer
17th (1997) Inder M. Verma
Gene Therapy: Progress and Problems
18th (1998) Philip C. Hanawalt
DNA Repair and Human Genetic Disease
19th (1999) Harald zur Hausen
1. Virus-linked Carcinogenesis: a Wide Spectrum of Differnat Mechanistic
Contributions
2. Pathogenesis of Papillomavirus-linked Human Cancers
3. Cancers of the Hematopoietic System: a Model for Cancer-causation by Infectious
Agents?
20th (2000) Gerald N. Wogan
1. Genotoxicity of Nitric Oxide: Evidence from in vitro and in vivo Models
2. Aflatoxin as a Human Liver Carcinogen: a Paradigm for Molecular Epidemiology
21st (2001) Robert A. Weinberg
Genetic Rules Governing Human Cancer Cell Formation
22nd (2002) Curtis C. Harris
1. p53, Inflammation, and Cancer
2. Molecular Epidemiology of Human Cancer
3. Gene-environment Interactions of Cancer
23rd (2004) Kenneth Olden
Toxicogenomics: New Tools for Studying Pathways to Disease
24th (2004) Andrew C. von Eschenbach
The Future: a Time When No One Suffers or Dies from Cancer
25th (2005) Lawrence A. Loeb
1. Creation of Enzymes for Biochemistry in Cancer Gene Therapy
2. Mutator Phenotype in Cancer
3. Mutations in Cancer and Aging
26th (2006) Steven R. Tannenbaum
The Role of Nitric Oxide in the Pathophysiology of Cancer
27th (2007) Mary-Claire King
Genomic Analysis of Inherited Breast and Ovarian Cancer
28th (2008) Mary J. C. Hendrix
Reprogramming Metastatic Tumor Cells with an Embryonic Microenvironment:
Convergence of Embryonic and Tumorigenic Signaling Pathways
29th (2009) Jan-Åke Gustafsson
Nuclear Receptors and Cancer
30th (2010) Charles L. Sawyers
Overcoming Resistance to Targeted Cancer Therapies

31st (2011)

Thomas A. Kunkel
DNA Replication Infidelity and Cancer

32nd (2012) Rudolf JaenischStem Cells, Pluripotency and Nuclear Reprogramming
33rd (2013) Stephen B. Baylin
Exploring the Cancer Epigenome - Biology Insights and Translational Potential
34th (2014) Arthur P. Grollman
Mutational Signature of Aristolochic Acid as a Biomarker for Human Cancer:
Harbinger of an Environmental and Global Disease
35th (2015) Rakesh K. Jain
Reengineering the Tumor Microenvironment to Improve Cancer Treatment:
Bench to Bedside
36th (2016) Tak W. Mak
Future Anti-cancer Target: Put the Cart before the Horses
37th (2017) Hans Clevers
Stem Cell-grown Organoids as Models for Human Disease
38th (2019) Lewis C. Cantley

PI 3-Kinase and Human Diseases
39th (2019) Elaine Fuchs

1.Skin Stem Cells: Coping with Stress, Inflammation and Cancer
2.Skin Stem Cells in Fitness and in Health
3.Stem Cells in Silence, Action and Cancer