Title: Principles of cancer biology
First published: November 2, 2005
Description: Written for undergraduate students with diverse backgrounds and for members of the general readership interested in the "breakthroughs" announced so often, this well-illustrated text steps through basic principles of cancer biology, emphasizing the scientific evidence underneath them. Kleinsmith (molecular, cellular and developmental biology emeritus, U. of Michigan) refines what we image the word "cancer" means, then covers the profile of a cancer cell, the means by which cancer cells spread, the causes, chemicals, infectious agents, radiation, heredity, oncogenes, tumor suppression genes, screening and diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. Annotation :2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Subjects: Neoplasms -- prevention & control, Cancer, Neoplasms--etiology, Molecular biology, Neoplasms, Etiology, Prevention & control, Cancer, research, Cancer, molecular aspects, Cancer, genetic aspects, Cancer cells, Carcinogenesis, Research, Molecular aspects, Genetic aspects