CRC Press - The Chromosomal Imbalance Theory of Cancer

Explore a new perspective on oncology with The Chromosomal Imbalance Theory of Cancer. This book by CRC Press presents a detailed look at how aneuploidy drives carcinogenesis. It moves beyond traditional views by explaining why gene mutations alone may not be enough to cause cancer and provides insight into how the disease is initiated and why it progresses over long periods. Readers will gain a better understanding of the macroscopic characteristics used to identify cancer and why cells often develop resistance to drugs, even without prior exposure. The text provides objective and quantitative measures for detecting cancer and monitoring how it moves through the body. For those looking toward the future of treatment, the book suggests non-toxic strategies for cancer therapy and prevention, offering a comprehensive look at the biological processes behind the disease.