E-raamat: Molecular Diagnostics of Cancer

The Polymerase Chain Reaction: Methodology and Diagnostic Potential.-
Gene Loss as Marker in Tumor Development: Considerations on the Origin of
Specific Brain Tumors Due to Combinant Loss of Function Mutations of Tumor
Suppressor Genes.- p53: Oncogene, Tumor Suppressor, or Both?.- Tumor Genome
Screening by Multilocus DNA Fingerprints as Obtained by Simple Repetitive
Oligonucleotide Probes.- Activation of ras Oncogenes in Human Tumours.-
Laboratory Techniques in the Investigation of Human Papillomavirus
Infection.- Detection of Minimal Residual Leukemia by Polymerase Chain
Reactions.- A Dominant Metastogene Confers Metastatic Potential to Tumor
Cells.- Progression in Human Melanoma Is Accompanied by the Altered
Expression of Cell Adhesion Molecules.- Structure, Function and Expression of
the CEA Gene Family: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Implications.- Membrane
Proteins as Markers for Normal and Neoplastic Endocrine Cells.- Biological
and Clinical Relevance of the Tumor-Associated Serine Protease uPA.- Analysis
of Growth Regulatory Pathways in Human Neuro-Oncology.- HER-2/Neu/c-ERB-B2
Amplification: Clinical Relevance in Mammary Carcinoma.- Cytokine-Mediated
Regulation of Growth Factor Receptors (EGF-R and erb-B2) in Pancreatic
Tumors.- Chimeric CEA-Specific Antibody Fragments and Anti-idiotypic
Antibodies for Immunoscintigraphy and New Therapeutic Approaches to
Colorectal Carcinomas.- Tumor Localization by Immunoscintigraphy: Potential
and Limitations.