Titlebook: Metastasis of Prostate Cancer; Richard J. Ablin,Malcolm D. Mason Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007 bisphosphonates.cell.

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Hormone Therapy For Prostate Cancer,e different approaches for achieving androgen deprivation, which include surgical castration or medical castration (oestrogen agonists, antiandrogens, LHRH analogues and agonists), appear to be therapeutically equivalent, inducing symptomatic relief in up to 80% of patients. However, androgen depriv

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Immuno-gene Therapy for Metastatic Prostate Cancer,minate rapidly leading to lethal metastatic disease. Therefore, a reasonable goal of prostate cancer research is to develop novel alternative interventions and adjuvant therapeutic approaches that would suppress local tumor growth and/or impact pre-existing metastatic disease. This chapter will desc

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Role of Prostaglandin Synthesis and Cyclooxygenase-2 in Prostate Cancer and Metastasis,prevention and intervention of prostate cancer are considered. Included herein and apart from their traditionally thought of metabolic effects, PGs have been shown to function as biological response modifiers as evidenced from their effects on proliferation, apoptosis and immune responses.

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Cell Cycle Regulation,cycle, such as androgen receptor and CDK inhibitors, as well as others that indirectly influence cell cycle control such as PTEN and polyamines. Here we discuss the mechanisms by which these factors manipulate the cell cycle and their contributions to the progression of prostate carcinoma.

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Book 2007his sweeping generalisation. Equally, if molecular markers of metastatic spread can be identified, then the choice of treatment for many patients would be easier and more radical, even curative. However, should prevention and treatment of the primary tumors prove difficult or impossible, then a know

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Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids and Prostate Cancer Metastasis,t and progression of prostate cancer. Some of the fatty acids have been evaluated for the possible anti-cancer effects . and in limited clinical studies. This chapter summarises the recent development in scientific and clinical research into the possible impact of polyunsaturated fatty acids on prostate cancer.