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New Aspects In Molecular And Cellular Mechanisms Of Human Carcinogenesis Dmitry Bulgin

Name: New Aspects In Molecular And Cellular Mechanisms Of Human Carcinogenesis Dmitry Bulgin
SKU: BELL-5480526
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New Aspects In Molecular And Cellular Mechanisms Of Human Carcinogenesis Dmitry Bulgin instant download after payment.

Publisher: InTech

File Extension: PDF

File size: 27.12 MB

Pages: 193

Author: Dmitry Bulgin

ISBN: 9789535122531, 9535122533

Language: English

Year: 2016

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New Aspects In Molecular And Cellular Mechanisms Of Human Carcinogenesis Dmitry Bulgin by Dmitry Bulgin 9789535122531, 9535122533 instant download after payment.

Written by an international team of experts in the field of human carcinogenesis, this book discusses recent advances in cancer research, which include the following topics: basic molecular and cellular mechanisms behind cancer growth, new approaches in cancer therapy, and cancer diagnostic. The book serves as a useful source of reference for cancer biologists, medical doctors, and clinical researchers in the fields of cancer diagnosis, prevention, and treatment.