Titlebook: EGF Receptor in Tumor Growth and Progression; R. B. Lichtner,R. N. Harkins Conference proceedings 1997 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1

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House Church Christianity in Chinarials is the understanding that the whole epithelial lining of the tract shares a common carcinogenic exposure, resulting in an increased cancer risk throughout the exposed epithelum. This entire epithelium was first described as “condemned mucosa” associated with “field cancerization” by Slaughter

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0947-6075 and progression of cancer. Early breakthroughs defining growth control pathways came via studies of oncogenes, mutated signaling molecules that have lost the capacity to tum off their proliferative signal. Oncogenes with diverse growth-promoting activities have been discovered, covering the gamut fr

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Real Sandpiles and Landscape Formation,nt toxin constructs are currently being tested in cancer therapy. The new strategies still employ the two original principles: (1) they rely on the enhanced expression of cell surface molecules in tumor cells when compared to normal cells, and (2) they utilize bifunctional molecules combining a tumor cell recognition domain and a toxic domain.

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ainsbury et al. 1985; Harris et al. 1989), and lung (Veale et al. 1987; Hendler et al. 1989). Furthermore, EGF receptor activation has been implicated in autocrine stimulation of cell growth in many experimental studies (Mendelsohn 1990). Therefore, the EGF receptor appears to be an excellent target for antitumor therapy (Mendelsohn 1989).

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EGF Receptors as a Target for Therapy and Interactions with Angiogenesis,nd in vivo assays and commonly unregulated in cancer with a poor prognosis, its potential as a therapy target has been investigated and clinical trials are now in progress. This article reviews the clinical background and some recent developments with implications for therapy.

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erbB Signalling and Endocrine Sensitivity of Human Breast Cancer, loss of suppressor gene function (Walker and Varley 1993), ultimately alter the phenotype of cancer cells and allow them to thrive under conditions in which their normal counterparts remain severely growth restrained (Gee et al. 1996; Nicholson and Gee 1996).

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