keap1 eye on the target:chemoprevention of liver cancer
Melinda Sue YATES~2;Thomas Wells KENSLER~~2 Department of Pharmacology and Molecular Sciences;Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and ~3 Department of Environmental HealthSciences;Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health;Baltimore;Maryland 21205;USA

..............page:1331-1342

targeting multiple signal pathways by chemopreventive agents for cancer prevention and therapy
Fazlul H SARKAR~2;Yi-wei LIDepartment of Pathology.Karmanos Cancer Institute.Wayne State University School of Medicine;Detroit;MI 48201.USA

..............page:1305-1315

from dissection of disease pathogenesis to elucidation of mechanisms of targeted therapies:leukemia research in the genomic era
Guang-blao ZHOU~;Guo LI~1;Sai-juan CHEN~1;Zhu CHEN~~1 State Key Laboratory of Medical Genomics and Shanghai Institute of Hematology;Rui Jin Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity School of Medicine;Shanghai 200025; China;~2 Guangzhou Institute of Biomedicine and Health;Chinese Academy of Sciences;Guangzhou 510663;China

..............page:1434-1449

tea beverage in chemoprevention and chemotherapy of prostate cancer
Imtiaz A SIDDIQUI;Mohammad SALEEM;Vaqar M ADHAMI;Mohammad ASIM;Hasan MUKHTAR~2Department of Dermatology;University of Wisconsin;Medical Sciences Center;Room B-25 1300 University Avenue Madison;Wisconsin53706;USA

..............page:1392-1408

emerging roles of deubiquitinating enzymes in human cancer
Jin-ming YANG Department of Pharmacology;The Cancer Institute of New Jersey;University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey/Robert Wood Johnson Medical School;New Brunswick;New Jersey 08903;USA

..............page:1325-1330

Special issue on"molecular targets,biomarkers and animal models for anti-cancer pharmacological research:potentials and challenges from chemoprevention to chemotherapeutic treatment"
Ah-Ng Tony KONG Center for Cancer Prevention Research;Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy;Rutgers;The State University of New Jersey;Piscataway New Jersey 08854.USA

..............page:1261

development of novel agents based on nitric oxide for the control of colon cancer
Vassiliki KOZONI~2;Theophilos ROSENBERG~3;Basil RIGAS~~2 Division of Cancer Prevention;Stony Brook University Stony Brook;NY 11794-5200;USA;~2 First Department of Surgery Laikon Hospital;Athens University;11527 Athens;Greece

..............page:1429-1433

oriental herbs as a source of novel anti-androgen and prostate cancer chemopreventive agents
Junxuan L~;Sung-Hoon KIM~;Cheng JIANG~2;HyoJeong LEE~;Junming GUO~2~2 Hormel Institute;University of Minnesota;Austin;MN 55912;USA;~3 College of Oriental Medicine;Kyunghee University;Seoul 131-701;Korea

..............page:1365-1372

molecular targets of cancer chemoprevention by garlic-derived organosulfides
Anna HERMAN-ANTOSIEWICZ~;Anna A POWOLNY~;Shivendra V SINGH~~3 Department of Molecular Biology University of Gdask;Kladki 24;80-822 Gdask;Poland;~4 Department of Pharmacology and Universityof Pittsburgh Cancer Institute;University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine;Pittsburgh;Pennsylvania 15213;USA

..............page:1355-1364

dextran sulfate sodium-induced colitis-associated neoplasia:a promising model for the development of chemopreventive interventions
Margie Lee CLAPPER~;Harry Stanley COOPER~3;Wen-Chi Lee CHANG~2 Divisions of ~2 Population Science and ~3 Medical Science;Fox Chase Cancer Center;Philadelphia;PA 19111;USA

..............page:1450-1459

from cell signaling to cancer therapy
Jin DING Yun FENG Hong-yang WANG The International Cooperation Laboratory on Signal Transduction;Eastern Hepatobiliary Surgery Institute;Second Military Medical University;Shanghai 200438;China

..............page:1494-1498

predicting the physiological relevance of in vitro cancer preventive activities of phytochemicals
Lynne M HOWELLS;Elena P MOISEEVA;Christopher P NEAL;Bethany E FOREMAN;Catherine K ANDREADI~3;Yi-yangSUN;E Ann HUDSON;Margaret M MANSON~2Cancer Biomarkers and Prevention Group;University of Leicester;Leicester LEl 7RH;UK

..............page:1274-1304

roles of secreted frizzled-related proteins in cancer
Yihui SHI~3;Biao HE;Liang YOU;David M JABLONS~2Thoracic Oncology Laboratory;Department of Surgery;Comprehensive Cancer Center;University of California;San Francisco;CA 94115; USA

..............page:1499-1504

leukemia,an effective model for chemical biology and target therapy
Guo-qiang CHEN~;Li-shun WANG~2;Ying-li WU~2;Yun YU~2~2 Department of Pathophysiology;Key Laboratory of Cell Differentiation and Apoptosis of Chinese Ministry of Education;Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity School of Medicine;Shanghai 200025;China;~3 Institute of HealthScience;SJTU-SM/Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences;Shanghai 200025;China

..............page:1316-1324

biomarkers for diet and cancer prevention research:potentials and challenges
Cindy D DAVIS John A MILNER Nutritional Science Research Group;National Cancer Institute;Rockville;MD 20892;USA

..............page:1262-1273

combinatorial strategies for cancer eradication by silibinin and cytotoxic agents:efficacy and mechanisms
Komal RAINA~2;Rajesh AGARWAL~ ~2 Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences;School of Pharmacy;University of Colorado Health Sciences Center;Denver;CO 80262;USA ~3 University of Colorado Cancer Center;University of Colorado Health Sciences Center;Denver;CO 80262;USA

..............page:1466-1475

salvicine,a novel topoisomerase inhibitor,exerts its potent anticancer activity by ros generation
Ling-hua MENG Jian DING Division of Antitumor Pharmacology;State Key laboratory of Drug Research;Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica;Chinese Academy of Sciences;Shanghai 201203;China

..............page:1460-1465

prevention and therapy of squamous cell carcinoma of the rodent esophagus using freeze-dried black raspberries
Gary D STONER~;Robeena M AZIZ~~2 Division of Hematology and Oncology and Comprehensive Cancer Center and ~3 Division of Environmental Health Sciences;College of Public Health;The Ohio State University;Columbus;OH 43210;USA

..............page:1422-1428

biomarker and animal models for assessment of retinoid efficacy in cancer chemoprevention
Richard M NILES Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology;Joan C Edwards School of Medicine;Marshall University;Huntington;WV 25701;USA

..............page:1383-1391

discovery and development of sulforaphane as a cancer chemopreventive phytochemical
Yuesheng ZHANG~2;Li TANGDepartment of Cancer Prevention and Control;Roswell Park Cancer Institute;Buffalo;New York 14263;USA

..............page:1343-1354

targeted cancer therapies based on antibodies directed against epidermal growth factor receptor:status and perspectives
Zhenping ZHU Im Clone Systems Incorporated;New York;NY 10014;USA

..............page:1476-1493

cancer chemoprevention by phytochemicals:potential molecular targets,biomarkers and animal models
Ki Han KWON~;Avantika BARVE~;Siwang YU~;Mou-Tuan HUANG~;Ah-Ng Tony KONG~~2 Center for Cancer Prevention Research;~3 Department of Pharmaceutics;~4 Graduate Program in Pharmaceutical Science;~5 Susan LehmanCullman Laboratory for Caneer Research;Department of Chemical Biology;Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Rutgers;The State University of New Jersey;Piscataway;NJ 08854;USA

..............page:1409-1421

vitamin d and prevention of breast cancer
JoEllen WELSH Department of Biological Sciences;University of Notre Dame;Notre Dame;IN 46556;USA

..............page:1373-1382