RNA and Cancer, 2013 Cancer Treatment and Research Series, Vol. 158

Langue : Anglais

Coordonnateur : Wu Jane Y.

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Accumulating evidence supports the role of defects in post-transcriptional gene regulation in the development of cancer. RNA and Cancer examines the recent advances in our understanding of post-transcriptional gene regulation, especially RNA processing and its role in cancer development and treatment. A particular focus is mRNA splicing, but other topics such as microRNAs, mRNA stability, the perinucleolar compartment, and oligonucleotide therapeutics are also covered in detail. All chapters have been written by internationally renowned experts. The book is intended for all with an interest in gene regulation and cancer biology, and especially for those not directly working on RNA biology, including clinicians and medical students. It is hoped that it will stimulate further innovative research collaborations between RNA biologists and cancer researchers to the benefit of patients.

Coupling between transcription and alternative splicing.- Detection of alternatively spliced or processed RNAs in cancer using oligonucleotide microarray.- Cancer-associated perturbations in alternative pre-messenger RNA splicing.- Alternative splicing of tumor suppressors and oncogenes.- MicroRNAs in cancer.-The perinucleolar compartment: RNA metabolism and cancer.- Regulation of ARE-mRNA stability by cellular signaling: implications for human cancer.- Alternative pre-mRNA splicing, cell death and cancer.- Oligonucleotide therapeutics in cancer.- Clinical perspective on chemo-resistance and the role of RNA processing.

Review of the most current advances in the understanding of post-transcriptional gene regulation Special focus on RNA processing and its role in cancer development and treatment Written by internationally renowned experts in the field Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras