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Related name

• Stack, M. Sharon, 1959- [Browse]
• Fishman, David A., 1959- [Browse]

Series

• Cancer treatment and research ; v. 107. [More in this series]
• Cancer treatment and research ; 107 [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• 1. The Scientific Basis of Early Detection of Epithelial Ovarian Cancer / David A. Fishman and Kenny Bozorgi
• 2. Risk Assessment and Genetic Testing / Pierre O. Chappuis and William D. Foulkes
• 3. Early Detection of Ovarian Cancer: Promise and Reality / Robert C. Bast, Jr., Nicole Urban and Viji Shirdhar / [et al.]
• 4. Current Diagnosis and Treatment Modalities for Ovarian Cancer / Peter E. Schwartz
• 5. Ultrasound and Ovarian Cancer / Leeber Cohen and David A. Fishman
• 6. Gene Therapy / Warner K. Huh, Mack N. Barnes and F. Joseph Kelly / [et al.]
• 7. Normal Ovarian Surface Epithelium / Alice S. T. Wong and Nelly Auersperg
• 8. Cytopathology of the Ovary / D. V. S. DeFrias, A. M. Okonkwo and P. C. Keh / [et al.]
• 9. Telomerase and Malignant Transformation / Jiamei Yu and Louis Dubeau
• 10. Homeobox Gene Expression in Ovarian Cancer / Susan M. Pando and Hugh S. Taylor --
• 11. EGF/ErbB Receptor Family in Ovarian Cancer / N. J. Maihle, A. T. Baron and B. A. Barrette / [et al.]
• 12. Critical Role of Lysophospholipids in the Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Management of Ovarian Cancer / Gordon B. Mills, Astrid Eder and Xianjun Fang / [et al.]
• 13. Expression of CSF-1 and Its Receptor CSF-1R in Non-Hematopoietic Neoplasms / Barry Kascinski
• 14. Role of Inhibins and Activins in Ovarian Cancer / Teresa K. Woodruff
• 15. Adhesion Molecules / Amy P. N. Skubitz
• 16. Ovarian Cancer-Associated Proteinases / Supurna Ghosh, Yi Wu and M. Sharon Stack
• 17. Angiogenesis and Metastasis / Gregory J. Sieczkiewicz, Mahrukh Hussain and Elise C. Kohn.

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ISBN

0792375300

LCCN

2001038790

OCLC

47838996

RCP

C - S

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