Inflammation, Infection, and Microbiome in Cancers

Chapter 1: The Microbiome And The Hallmarks Of Cancer.- Chapter 2: Microbiome In Human GI Cancers.- Chapter 3: The Gut Microbiome And Colorectal Cancer.- Chapter 4: Salmonella Infection In Human Cancers.- Chapter 5:  Biomarkers Of Esophageal Cancers And Precancerous Lesions.- Chapter 6:  Epithelial And Immune Cell Responses To Helicobacter Pylori That Shape The Gastric Tumor Microenvironment.- Chapter 7: Microbiome And Liver Cancer.- Chapter 8:  THE MICROBIOME AND UROLOGIC CANCERS.- Chapter 9:  Role Of Infections And Tissue Inflammation In The Pathology Of The Fallopian Tube And High-Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer.- Chapter 10:  Commensal Microbes And Their Metabolites: Influence On Host Pathways In Health And Disease.- Chapter 11: Dietary And Microbiome In Cancer Prevention.- Chapter 12: Autophagy And Cancer-Current Biology And Drug Development.- Chapter 13:  Mitochondrial Regulation Of Inflammation In Cancer.- Chapter  14:  Modern Germ-Free Study Designs And Emerging Static Housing Technology In A Growing 'Human Microbiome' Market.- Chapter 15: Machine Learning In Identification Of Disease-Associated Microbiota.- Chapter  16:  Mediation Analysis Of Microbiome Data And Detection Of Causality In Microbiome Studies.

Dr. Jun Sun is a tenured Professor of Medicine at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), U.S.A.. She is an elected fellow of American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) and American Physiological Society (APS). She chairs the AGA microbiome section. Her research interests are host-microbiome interactions in inflammation and cancer. Her key achievements include 1) characterization of vitamin D receptor regulation of intestinal barrier and microbiome in inflammation and cancer, 2) identification of dysbiosis and intestinal dysfunction in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), 3) characterization of bacteria in regulating intestinal stem cells and leading to cancer, and 4) identification and characterization of the Salmonella protein AvrA in host-bacterial interactions. Dr. Sun has published over 190 scientific articles in peer-reviewed journals, including Gut, Gastroenterolog, Cell Stem Cells, Nature Genetics, JBC, Autophagy, AmericanJournal of Pathology, & American Journal of Physiology-GI.  She is the leading editor of 4 books on microbiome, including a Nature/Spring book entitled "Mechanisms underlying host-microbiome interactions in pathophysiology of human diseases."  This book has shown a novel theme and multiple disciplinary topics of microbiome research for a broad audience. She is the author of Nature/Spring book "Statistical Analysis of Microbiome Data with R. This timely book addresses the statistical modelling and analysis of microbiome data using cutting-edge R software. She serves on the editorial board of more than 10 peer-reviewed international scientific journals. She services study sections for the NIH, American Cancer Society, and other national and international research foundations. She has been invited to chair meetings on microbiome, be a keynote speaker, and to write reviews, editorials, and comments on microbiome in human diseases published forpeer-reviewed journals. She is