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- Bookedited by Rakesh Srivastava.Contents:
BCR-ABL and human cancer / Maria Pérez-Caro and Isidro Sánchez-Garcia
Angiogenesis and cancer / Yohei Maeshima
Metastasis: the evasion of apoptosis / Christine E. Horak ... [et al.]
Carcinogenesis: balance between apoptosis and survival pathways / Dean G. Tang and James P. Kehrer
Aberrations of DNA damage checkpoints in cancer / Marikki Laiho
c-Myc, apoptosis, and disordered tissue growth / Michael Khan and Stella Pelengaris
Role of lysophospholipids in cell growth and survival / Xianjun Fang and Sarah Spiegel
Alternative use of signaling by the [beta] GBP cytokine in cell growth and cancer control: from surveillance to therapy / Livio Mallucci and Valerie Wells
Control nodes linking the regulatory networks of the cell cycle and apoptosis / Baltazar D. Aguda, Wee Kheng Yio, and Felicia Ng
Regulation of NF-[kapa]B function: target for drug development / Daniel Sliva and Rakesh Srivastava
5-fluorouracil: molecular mechanisms of cell death / Daniel B. Longley and Patrick G. Johnston
Apoptosis-inducing cellular vehicles for cancer gene therapy: endothelial and neural progenitors / Gergely Jarmy ... [et al.]
Apoptosis and cancer therapy / Maurice Reimann and Clemens A. Schmitt
Coupling apoptosis and cell division control in cancer: the survivin paradigm / Dario C. Altieri
Clinical significance of histone deacetylase inhibitors in cancer / Sharmila Shankar and Rakesh K. Srivastava.Digital Access - ArticleDietrich G.J Adv Nurs. 1978 Nov;3(6):525-34.The practice in teaching psychiatric nursing to post registration student nurses at the Bethlem Royal & The Maudsley Hospital School of Nursing is described, showing the exclusive use of experiential teaching methods. Five distinct courses are conducted at present in this topic: 1 discussions based on written work; 2 discussions centring on set topics; 3 group dynamics discussions and projects; 4 psychodrama exercises; 5 supervision classes. The latter are conducted in a manner not previously described. The dependence of effective classroom teaching on the students' ward experience is demonstrated.