Cancer Immunology and Genetics: An Interdisciplinary Approach is a comprehensive and research-oriented resource that explores the complex relationship between the immune system, genetic mutations, and cancer development. Designed for medical students, researchers, oncologists, immunologists, and postgraduate trainees, this book provides a strong scientific foundation while also highlighting the clinical implications of modern cancer research.
The book begins by explaining the fundamental principles of tumor immunology, including immune surveillance, tumor antigens, immune evasion mechanisms, and the role of cytokines and immune checkpoints. It then integrates molecular genetics, discussing oncogenes, tumor suppressor genes, epigenetic modifications, and hereditary cancer syndromes. By combining immunology and genetics, the text offers a deeper understanding of how cancer develops, progresses, and responds to targeted therapies.
Key Features
Integrates cancer immunology and molecular genetics in a single resource
Covers immune surveillance, tumor genetics, and molecular pathways
Explains modern therapies including immunotherapy and targeted treatments
Highlights personalized medicine and translational oncology
Includes clear diagrams and structured, research-based discussions
Ideal for oncology trainees, researchers, and postgraduate students
Useful for advanced exam preparation and academic reference
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