Tumor-suppressing viruses, genes, and drugs: innovative cancer therapy approaches
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Veröffentlicht: San Diego Academic Press ©2002
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Ch. 1. Oncolytic viruses: virotherapy for cancer -- Ch. 2. Reovirus therapy of Ras-associated cancers -- Ch. 3. Oncolytic herpes simplex virus (G207) therapy: from basic to clinical -- Ch. 4. p53 and its targets -- Ch. 5. Prospects for tumor suppressor gene therapy: RB as an example -- Ch. 6. CDK inhibitors: genes and drugs -- Ch. 7. CDK inhibitors: small molecular weight compounds -- Ch. 8. NF1 and other RAS-binding peptides -- Ch. 9. Cytoskeletal tumor suppressor genes -- Ch. 10. TGF-[beta] signaling and carcinogenesis -- Ch. 11. DAN gene -- Ch. 12. Design of hammerhead ribozymes and allosterically controllable maxizymes for cancer gene therapy -- Ch. 13. Inhibitors of angiogenesis -- Ch. 14. Geranylgeranylated RhoB mediates the apoptotic and antineoplastic effects of farnesyltransferase inhibitors: new insights into cancer cell suicide -- Ch. 15. RAS binding compounds -- Ch. 16. Actin-binding drugs: MKT-007 and chaetoglobosin K (CK) -- Ch. 17. Tyr kinase inhibitors as potential anticancer agents: EGF receptor and ABL kinases -- Ch. 18. Antagonists of Rho family GTPases: blocking PAKs, ACKs, and rock -- Ch. 19. Integrin antagonists as cancer therapeutics -- Ch. 20. Functional rescue of mutant p53 as a strategy to combat cancer
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ISBN:0080549020
0124762492
9780080549026
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