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... some insight into the many steps and products that are involved in carcinogensis To date, an understanding of these mechanisms is just beginning to emerge It is, however, an interesting and active ... Radiation and Health A damaged cell may also be stopped in the cell cycle at certain checkpoints The p53 protein controls a checkpoint in the G1 phase and can prevent damage from evolving into a ... Doses and Risk Estimates 143 and be integrated with an accounting of the accumulated doses (attained in the years following the bomb) is not known Other possible cohorts are people living in areas...

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... of its inducing agents, carcinogens.16 What cause cancer? A complex event usually involves many causal factors, which in turn are causally linked to other factors In talking about cause and effect, ... years Invasive distensions spreading crab-like from a tumor in the breast were described by Hippocrates From the crab, karkinos in Greek and cancer in Latin, came the name of the disease and the ... resolution and composition Newton explained the effects of analysis and synthesis in scientific investigations Descartes followed a similar vein and went further to combine analysis and synthesis...

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... in- shops with basic, translational and clinical research- creasing effectiveness and decreasing side effects ers, industry, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), For example, refinements in ... promising clinical trial opportunities In addi- without compromising patient confidentiality tion, researchers will be able to use information in a A SCO’s Blueprint for Transforming Clinical and ... routinely inform regulatory or clinical practice decisions and consume significant time and resources.16 Train health care providers in clinical research: Medical societies and educational institutions...

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... disciplines and laboratories focused on achieving common goals, such as: •  eveloping and testing promising biomarkers and technologies to obD tain preliminary information to guide further testing; ... multidisciplinary, investigator-initiated projects with a strong administrative and data infrastructure In making cancer biomarkers of early detection and screening ready for large-scale clinical testing, ... certain prostate cancer biomarkers; developing and maintaining a registry of individuals harboring germline mutations for hereditary cancer syndromes; and identifying preneoplastic lesions and...

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... future, pioneering the development and provision of relevant training in our Institutes and Centres and working in partnership where possible - Maintain our current investment in training schemes ... current deficit in clinician scientists working at the translational interface and in cancer surgery and pathology Our Centres and Institutes will play a key role in this training, balancing the experience ... promising This optimism is fuelled by the ever-increasing knowledge and understanding of the disease that research provides and in which Cancer Research UK is leading, both in this country and internationally...

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... Vascular disrupting agents 199 199 202 209 212 14 Tyrosine kinase inhibitors 14.1 Introduction 14.2 Tyrosine kinase inhibitors targeting angiogenesis 14.3 Non-receptor tyrosine kinase inhibitors 217 ... Whereas RIP kinase interacts homologously with death domain receptors via its C-terminal death domain, necroptosis is induced via its N-terminal serine/threonine kinase domain RIP kinase may effect ... by modulating integrin-dependent focal adhesion assembly, and integrins additionally bind proteolytic enzymes such as the matrix metalloproteinases and cathepsins, weakening their link with the...

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... previtamin D3 that isomerises into vitamin D3 The vitamin D3 formed in the skin is then swept out into the blood stream by the Vitamin D Binding protein (DBP), and -globulin that has a high affinity ... form vitamin D3 The vitamin D3 formed in the skin is then swept out into the blood stream by the Vitamin D Binding protein (DBP), and -globulin that has a high affinity to vitamin D and its metabolites ... also including calcium) using continuous daily oral taking of 10 to 20 àg of vitamin D, or intermittent intramuscular injection of depot vitamin D2 (Burns and Paterson, 1985), or spending 30 minutes...

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... completely on single investigators and the role of the SR consists in providing efficient instrumentation and in running quality controls In fact, those users who completed the training and demonstrated ... prior expertise of the investigators in that field Periodical reporting systems, budgeting and financial support of SR SRs are usually maintained by institutional funds and users fees The latter ... acting as complementary rather than alternative tools Although in many institutions DNA sequencing services are outsourced, several institutions maintain in- house sequencing services The standard...

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... proteins (e.g lactoglobulin bovine, casein bovine) TiO offers increased capacity compared to IMAC resins in order to bind and elute mono-phosphorylated peptides TiO2 exploits the same principle ... normal carbon-12 (12C) When the cells are growing in this medium, they incorporate the heavy arginine into all of their proteins All of the arginine containing peptides are now Da heavier than their ... identification and quantification of PTMs in proteins Indeed, MRM has been used by White et al to identify and quantify tyrosine phosphorylated kinases for hundreds of nodes within a signalling network and...

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... organizing model still acceptable? In the Internet era the dissemination of scientific contents is mainly based on the use of online platforms superseding the strategy of commercial publishing used ... constantly monitored by using web indicators as shown twice a year (January and June editions) on the Ranking Web of World’s Repositories [20] The building-up and maintaining of the institutional repositories ... written in plain language and includes: booklets, brochures, articles, mailing lists, books containing testimonies relating to health facilities, associations and help lines, forums, blogs and social...

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... effectiveness and sustainability Each NCCCP pilot site is currently engaged in the initial phases of its implementation, assessing and defining the innovation within the cultural context of the implementing ... sequences of different activities and organizationbuilding Institutional theory focuses attention on assessing, understanding, and tracking both material-resource factors within each site's environment ... growing commitment to reconfiguring clinical research and the need to improve access to state-of-the-art cancer care in community settings Reconfiguring clinical research In 2002, the National Institutes...

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... The handling of animals and the experimental procedures were approved by the ethics committee and were conducted in accordance with institutional and national guidelines for animal care and use ... cells by interfering with numerous cellular pathways involved in tumor promotion and maintenance [1] For HTLV-1, infection occurring early in the life of the host is crucial in the development ... transform In conclusion these results validate the use of circulating proviral loads as a clinical prognostic tool for managing deltaretroviral infections and suggest that targeting both RT and clonal...

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... (small intestine), (liver), (cervix), 10 (bladder), 11 (skin), 12 (brain and CNS) and 13 (salivary glands) carcinoma induction is plotted using the linear model indicated by the black line, the ... that radiation causes in bone and soft tissue exclusively sarcomas, in all other organs which are listed in Table carcinomas Combined fit of A-bomb survivor and Hodgkin’s patients Since the dose ... EAR values were compared to the original data The a- and R-values, and a- and b-values were fitted iteratively by minimizing c2 for carcinoma and sarcoma induction, respectively χ = EAR org −...

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... Next, we investigated the patterns of gain and loss for particular gene families, including the kinome [42], the phosphatome [43], a selected set of chromatin binding proteins and chromatin modifier ... tumors) without losing any information in the process (note that the MRalg and CRalg algorithms will work unchanged if instead of using and -1 to indicate gain and loss, we used the precise segment ... myotubularins were frequently lost in comparison with the rest of phosphatases, with MTMR2 also showing coordinate We compiled a list of 503 histones, chromatin binding proteins and chromatin modifier...

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... “Measuring market and inflation risk premia in France and in Germany” by L Cappiello and S Guéné, February 2005 437 “What drives international bank flows? Politics, institutions and other determinants” ... as in ationary as expected Ireland presents a good example of this Ireland’s tame in ation of the late 1980s and early 90s is considered puzzling given the strong output growth and declining ... individuals become discouraged and diminish their job search intensity, lowering their probability of finding employment (see Devine and Kiefer, 1991; Schmitt and Wadsworth, 1993) Another strand...

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... cyclins (Clns in G1 and Clbs in G2) that control Cdc28 and classes of vertebrate cyclins (D- and E-type cyclins in G1 and A -and B-type cyclins in G2/M) that control a family of Cdks (cyclindependent ... (cyclindependent kinases) greatly enhanced our understanding of the complexity underlying control of the cell cycle Control of Cdk activity through cyclin binding and degradation, inhibitory and activating ... p53 following DNA damage will induce p21 levels, thereby inhibiting cyclin/Cdk2 activity towards pRB and halting cell cycle progression One of the most intriguing links between the pRB and p53...

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... zidovudine treatment New England Journal of Medicine 331: 1173–80 Corbitt, G (1999) HIV testing and screening Current practicalities and future possibilities In HIV and AIDS, Testing, Screening and ... Manuel, C (1999) HIV screening: beneWts and harms to the individual and the community In HIV and AIDS, Testing, Screening and ConWdentiality, ed R Bennett and C.A Erin, pp 61–74 Oxford: Oxford ... Childbearing in a Multiracial Society A Handbook for Health Professionals Oxford: Butterworth-Heinemann Sherr, L (1999) Counselling and HIV testing: ethical dilemmas In HIV and AIDS, Testing, Screening...

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