Titlebook: Environmental Factors, Genes, and the Development of Human Cancers; Deodutta Roy,M. Tevfik Dorak Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media

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Clustering Studies for Identifying the Role of Environmental Factors in Aetiology of Human Cancersstudies that are based on post hoc reports of unusual case aggregations; and (ii) studies that are based on rigorous and systematic analyses of population-based data. For each type of analysis, the underlying methodology is briefly described and key findings are summarised and interpreted in relation to putative aetiological factors.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-29614-1etermine the possible role of angiogenic gene environment interactions in vascular lesion formation. We have focused our efforts using mainly estrogenic compounds as the model to describe the role of gene environment interactions in the pathogenesis of vascular lesions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-29612-7 to nucleus and mitochondria, etc. are also induced. The review dwells upon these aspects of betel nut induced carcinogenesis to show that genetic susceptibility to cancer through generations progressively increased due to exposure to betel nut.

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Betel Nut and Susceptibility to Cancer to nucleus and mitochondria, etc. are also induced. The review dwells upon these aspects of betel nut induced carcinogenesis to show that genetic susceptibility to cancer through generations progressively increased due to exposure to betel nut.

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Statistics for Testing Gene–Environment Interaction open a new avenue for large-scale genome-wide gene–environment interaction analysis, deciphering the genetic and physiological meaning of gene–environment interactions and developing sophisticated statistical methods for unraveling gene–gene and gene–environment interactions leading to the development of human cancers.

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Book 2010ens. The environment includes all that surrounds us, and environmental influences include not only chemical, physical and biological toxicants, but also diet and lifestyle. In this broadest sense, the environment contributes substantially in the development of human cancer. This book will describe h

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aterial: .Cancer is a complex disease. Only 5-10% of human cancers are hereditary in nature. Many of us think of environmental agents when we think of carcinogens. The environment includes all that surrounds us, and environmental influences include not only chemical, physical and biological toxicant