Springer - Molecular Targets and Strategies in Cancer Prevention

Explore the complex molecular pathways that drive the progression of normal cells into cancer with this comprehensive scientific volume from Springer. This book provides a deep look into the mechanisms of cancer development, offering essential knowledge for researchers and medical professionals focused on oncology and prevention. The text covers a wide range of critical topics, including the roles of microbiota and chronic inflammation, microRNAs, and cancer regulation. Readers will find detailed discussions on liquid biopsies, angiogenesis, and multiple myeloma chemoprevention. By highlighting recent advances in molecular risk assessment, the tumor microenvironment, and malignant gene expressions, this book helps define the design of future cancer prevention strategies. In addition to studying disease progression, the volume explores the development of various receptor drugs currently in progress. This resource serves as a guide to understanding the challenges and opportunities in modern cancer prevention and molecular research.