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LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
GENES AND ORAL CANCER
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In this book, we study about the genes involved in oral carcinogenesis and its use in gene therapy. Carcinogenesis is a complex, multi-step process in which genetic events within signal transduction pathways governing normal cellular physiology are quantitatively altered. The genetic basis of cancer is now well-established. Under normal conditions, these tightly controlled excitatory and inhibitory pathways regulate oral keratinocyte biology. Basic cellular functions under these controls include cell division, differentiation, senescence and adhesion. Genetic factors such as oncogenes, Tumour suppressor genes and regulatory genes are identified to involve in oral carcinogenesis with these risk factors dependent and independent manner. MiRNAs and Ras Oncogene is one of the most frequently genetically deregulated in oral cancer. Gene therapy for cancer accounts for the majority of gene therapy clinical trials. Targets for this include replacement of tumour suppressor genes, suicide genes to activate prodrugs, antiangiogenic gene kine-based gene transfer.
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