Introduction—The Biology and Pathology of Squamous Cell Carcinomata in the Head and Neck

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Johnson, NW
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Saman Warnakulasuriya; Zakir Khan

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2017
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A very wide range of homeostatic processes are disturbed in cancer. These are visible at patient, lesion, tissue and cellular levels and are increasingly understood at a molecular level, providing many opportunities to research molecular therapeutic targets. This chapter introduces and contextualises most of the processes currently understood as of importance to the biology of cancer: many of these understandings are comparatively new; some are speculative. It is upon such speculations and the application of scientific method that progress in cancer prevention and management depend.

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Squamous cell Carcinoma: Molecular Therapeutic Targets

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Biochemistry and cell biology not elsewhere classified

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