Titlebook: Cell Cycle Inhibitors in Cancer Therapy; Current Strategies Antonio Giordano,Kenneth J. Soprano Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media N

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-024-2115-6ical progression from normal cells to premalignant stages to invasive tumors. The multistep process in tumorigenesis is responsible for the age-dependent appearance of tumors in humans; four to seven major genetic alterations that accumulate over time are responsible for the development of the ultimate tumor cell.

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Cell Cycle Regulators,ical progression from normal cells to premalignant stages to invasive tumors. The multistep process in tumorigenesis is responsible for the age-dependent appearance of tumors in humans; four to seven major genetic alterations that accumulate over time are responsible for the development of the ultimate tumor cell.

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Mammalian CDK Inhibitors as Targets of Ubiquitinization in Cancer, oscillate, being regulated mainly at the transcriptional level but also by protein degradation via the ubiquitin proteasome pathway (.). The activity of cyclin/CDK complexes is further regulated by both positive and negative phosphorylation events (.), as well as their association with specific inhibitory proteins (.).

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2196-9906 rmation about the molecular biology of cell cycle control and demonstrate its clinical relevance to understanding neoplastic diseases. Topics range from Cdk inhibitors and cell cycle regulators to the prognostic value of p27 and tumor suppressor genes as diagnostic tools. Actual case studies show ho

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Cell Cycle Regulators as Targets of Anticancer Therapy,nd mitosis: from growth factors to cyclin-dependent kinases. Given the increasing number of experimental therapeutic compounds, I will limit the discussion to those therapeutic agents that are undergoing at least Phase I clinical evaluation.