Description
Cancer Signaling: From Molecular Biology to Targeted Therapy
📘 2017 Edition
Connect the molecular mechanisms of malignant cells with the rationale for targeted therapy. The text explains signaling networks, tumor-cell behaviour and the biological processes that influence treatment response and resistance.
📚 Inside this eBook
- Principles of signal transduction and therapeutic interference
- Tumor heterogeneity and clonal evolution
- Cell-cycle regulation and checkpoint control
- Tumor stem cells, epigenetics and phenotypic plasticity
- Microenvironmental influences and resistance mechanisms
🔎 Why add it to your reading list?
The progression from molecular concepts to therapeutic implications supports readers who want a mechanistic understanding of oncology. It can be used for advanced coursework, focused revision and background reading for cancer research.
👩⚕️ Who is it for?
Biomedical scientists, oncology trainees, medical students and researchers studying cancer signaling.
📖 Book details
- Authors / editors: Christoph Wagener, Carol Stocking and Oliver Müller
- Edition / volume: 2017 Edition
- Year of supplied edition: 2017
- Publisher: Wiley-VCH
- ISBN: 9783527800452
- Format: English-language PDF eBook
The product supplies the PDF text; companion websites and external resources are not included.



