Elsevier Role of Biomarkers in Cancer Diagnosis and Therapeutics

Role of Biomarkers in Cancer Diagnosis and Therapeutics offers a thorough exploration of the critical roles biomarkers play in cancer detection, diagnosis, monitoring, and therapy. Sections focus on established and emerging biomarkers like PSA and CEA, detailing their biochemical characteristics and clinical relevance, and examining metabolic pathways utilized by cancer cells, highlighting key enzymes and their therapeutic potential. The final part pf the book discusses innovative strategies targeting cell cycle checkpoints and DNA repair mechanisms, including synthetic lethality through PARP inhibitors. This essential resource provides researchers and clinicians with insights into novel metabolic targets and cutting-edge treatment strategies. By addressing current applications and future challenges, including the integration of AI and multi-omics approaches, the book equips readers with actionable knowledge to advance personalized cancer care and navigate the dynamic landscape of oncology. Provides an in-depth analysis of both established and emerging cancer biomarkers, detailing their biochemical characteristics, clinical relevance, and diagnostic potential across various malignancies Explores critical metabolic pathways utilized by cancer cells, highlighting key enzymes and their therapeutic implications, thereby offering insights into novel targets for cancer treatment Discusses cutting-edge approaches that target cell cycle checkpoints and DNA repair mechanisms, including the concept of synthetic lethality, thus equipping readers with advanced knowledge for personalized cancer therapies