Springer - Genetics of Colorectal Cancer (Cancer Genetics) Book

Explore the latest research in gastrointestinal cancer research with Genetics of Colorectal Cancer by Springer. This volume provides a detailed look at genetic susceptibility and how variations in a person's genes influence their reaction to environmental factors like lifestyle, diet, smoking, and radiation. By examining molecular epidemiology, DNA repair, and gene-environment interactions, this book helps readers identify the specific factors that affect the incidence of GI cancers. The text covers essential topics such as germline susceptibility and Mendelian patterns of inheritance. It is an important resource for understanding the complex relationship between genetic makeup and the external influences that contribute to cancer development.