Nutrient-Gene Interactions in Cancer (ePub)

Name: Nutrient-Gene Interactions in Cancer
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Nutrient-Gene Interactions in Cancer focuses on the complex multi-functional relationship between nutrition and cancer development, including the role nutrients have in modulating cancer growth via interactions with specific genes, and the emerging new strategy for cancer chemoprevention based on a deepened understanding of this relationship. It explores the basic elements of biology and pathobiology of gene-nutrient interactions, focusing on mechanisms and biomarkers, and examines numerous examples in detail. Designed for science investigators as well as for clinicians who manage cancer patients, this work also considers the potential for further investigation by outlining new perspectives.

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Sang-Woon Choi graduated from the College of Medicine, Seoul National University and received postgraduate training in internal medicine and gastroenterology at the Seoul National University Hospital in Korea. He obtained a master's degree in 1988 and a Ph.D. degree in 1992 from the same university. His research interest during that time was the relationship between hepatitis B virus and primary liver cancer, both of which were prevalent in Korea.

Simonetta Friso is university scientist and assistant professor of internal medicine at the University of Verona School of Medicine and Surgery in Italy. She graduated in 1991 from the University of Verona School of Medicine and Surgery with a thesis on red blood cell cotransport systems. She subsequently specialized in internal medicine at the Verona University Hospital and wrote her thesis on emergent risk factors for thrombophilia. During this course of study, she dedicated her research to molecular mechanisms of coagulation factors and thromboembolic diseases.