Titlebook: Retinoids in Oncology; Laurent Degos,David R. Parkinson Conference proceedings 1995 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1995 Chemopr?vention

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Introduction,vitamin A. While the biology of this class of agents has long been of interest to developmental biologists and to those interested in the physiology of vision, it is much more recently that investigators concerned with the prevention and treatment of malignancy have focussed on this class of agents.

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Molecular Mechanisms of Retinoid Action, in a large number of complex and diverse physiological processes such as vision, reproduction, as well as the development and homeostasis of vertebrates (see ref. [2–9] for reviews). Over the years considerable effort has been devoted to study the cellular metabolism of vitamin A and to characteris

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Cellular Biology of the Retinoids,er the last 15 years, it has seen a very sharp rise during the last few years. A review published in 1980 [1] contained less than 400 references, whereas a recent literature search indicated that nearly 5000 papers, many reviews [e.g. 2–6], and books [e.g. 7–10] have been published between 1988 and

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Retinoids in the Prevention and Therapy of Solid Tumours,er prevention research is rapidly developing, and retinoids have played a crucial role in the first successful attempts to antagonise the process of carcinogenesis. Experimentally, there is now little doubt that chemo-prevention with retinoids is feasible, but the nature and extent of the biological