Title: Natural Products In Cancer Prevention And Therapy
Description: G. D. Stoner <br>L.-S. Wang<br>Chemoprevention of Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma with BerriesC. S. Yang <br>N. Suh<br>Cancer Prevention by Different Forms of Tocopherols<br>I. Almazari <br>Y.-J. Surh<br>Cancer Chemopreventive and Therapeutic Potential of Guggulsterone<br>A. H. Conney<br>Y.-R. Lou<br>P. Nghiem<br>J. J. Bernard<br>G. C. Wagner <br>Y.-P. Lu<br>Inhibition of UVB-Induced Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer: A Path from Tea to Caffeine to Exercise to Decreased Tissue Fat<br>C. Gerhauser<br>Cancer Chemoprevention and Nutri-Epigenetics: State of the Art and Future Challenges<br>Z.-Y. Su<br>L. Shu<br>T. O. Khor<br>J. H. Lee<br>F. Fuentes <br>A.-N. T. Kong<br>A Perspective on Dietary Phytochemicals and Cancer Chemoprevention: Oxidative Stress, Nrf2, and Epigenomics<br>T. W. Kensler P. A. Egner<br>A. S. Agyeman<br>K. Visvanathan<br>J. D. Groopman<br>J.-G. Chen<br>T.-Y. Chen<br>J. W. Fahey <br>P. Talalay<br>Keap1-Nrf2 Signaling: A Target for Cancer Prevention by Sulforaphane<br>A. T. Dinkova-Kostova<br>Chemoprotection Against Cancer by Isothiocyanates: A Focus on the Animal Models and the Protective Mechanisms<br>V. M. Adhami <br>H. Mukhtar<br>Human Cancer Chemoprevention: Hurdles and Challenges<br>K. A. Gold E. S. Kim<br>I. I. Wistuba <br>W. K. Hong<br>Personalizing Lung Cancer Prevention Through a Reverse Migration Strategy<br>J. L. Wang<br>K. A. Gold S. M. Lippman<br>Natural-Agent Mechanisms and Early-Phase Clinical Development
Subjects: Cancer, diet therapy, Cancer, Chemoprevention, Anticarcinogenic Agents, Therapeutic use, Phytogenic Antineoplastic Agents, Biological Agents, Neoplasms, Drug therapy, Prevention & control, Clinical biochemistry, Nutrition, Research, Organic Chemistry, Chemistry, Oncology, Medicine, Biochemistry, Biochemistry, general, Molecular Medicine