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Springer Biological Basis of Alcohol-Induced Cancer - Vol 815

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Stay informed on the latest medical research with this specialized volume from the Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology series. This book compiles critical research presented at the 2nd International Conference on Alcohol and Cancer held in Colorado in 2013. As the scientific community uncovers more about the connection between alcohol consumption and oncology, this text serves as a vital resource for medical professionals and researchers. The content provides a deep look into how alcohol affects specific biological processes. Readers will find detailed investigations into the relationship between alcohol and liver and breast cancer, as well as studies on cell signaling and cancer development. The volume also addresses modern scientific frontiers including stem cells, biomarkers, metabolomics, and aerodigestive tract impacts. This collection is designed to support those working in internal medicine and oncology by providing access to high-level conference proceedings and evolving scientific data.

Key Features

Includes research from the 2nd International Conference on Alcohol and Cancer held in Colorado.

Covers specific studies on the effects of alcohol regarding liver and breast cancer.

Explores biological mechanisms including cell signaling and cancer development.

Provides insights into stem cells, biomarkers, and metabolomics research.

Addresses scientific findings related to the aerodigestive tract.

Part of the respected Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology series by Springer.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
09 December 2014
Listed Since
03 July 2014

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