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Research Areas:
Angiogenesis / Antiagiogenesis Research
Apoptosis Research
Clinical trials
Epidemiology
Psychosocial
Biology (general)
Chemistry (general)
Cytogenetics
Cytokines
Free Radical Research
Genetics
RNA
Immunotherapy
Molecular biology
P53
Pharmacology
Physics (general)
Signal Transduction


Genetics (74 links)

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See also Cytogenetics
See also P53 / Li-Fraumeni Syndrome
See also Genetic Counselling


RNA (3 links)


Chemistry (5 links)

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See also Pharmaceutical companies


Biology (general) (4 links)

See also Molecular Biology - cancer


Physics (general) (2 links)

See also Radiotherapy
See also Radiology


Basic Science Research Laboratories (60 links)

See also National Cancer Organisations
See also Cancer Centres and Institutes


Free Radical Research (8 links)

Reactive oxygen/nitrogen/chlorine radicals can damage DNA despite the antioxidant defence and repair systems of the body. DNA damage associated with free radicals is thought to make a significant contribution to the age-related development of cancer. Factors such as diet can modulate oxidative DNA damage, particularly by vegetable intake via antioxidants such as vitamin C, alpha-tocopherol and beta-carotene.

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