Titlebook: Melanoma Research: Genetics, Growth Factors, Metastases, and Antigens; Larry Nathanson Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Growth factors regulating normal and malignant melanocytesen implicated in neoplastic transformation. A common characteristic of transformed cells is an acquired independence from environmental growth factors that are needed for the proliferation of the nontransformed cell. Such autonomy can be achieved at the level of the growth factor itself, the growth

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Phorbol esters and growth regulation in metastatic melanoma cellsignantly transformed cell does not fully respond to environmental stimuli signaling growth cessation. Characterizations of most pathways affecting cellular growth were first established in the fibroblast. Recently, the development of culture systems for many different types of cells makes it possibl

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The role of metalloproteinases in tumor cell metastasiss will generate a metastatic phenotype, other transformations by even the same oncogene lead to cells having an ability to form a tumor but lacking an ability to metastasize [.]. It is thus unclear whether the generation of the metastatic phenotype is a genetic or an epigenetic event. It may be an i

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Ganglioside antigens in tissue sections of skin, naevi, and melanoma — Implications for treatment ofw known that they are components of cells in most tissues and that they are synthesized by glycosyltransferases in the plasma membrane, Golgi apparatus, and microsomes of cells [.,.]. They appear to serve as receptors for products such as cholera and tetanus toxin [.], viruses [.,.], and hormones, s

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