Immunopathology, Diagnosis and Treatment of HPV induced Malignancies focuses on the human papilloma virus infection and associated cancers. In ten chapters, the book explains the deep knowledge about molecular mechanism in HPV pathogenesis and recent advanced tools applied in the field of HPV induced cancer and cures. In a nutshell, the book gives new insights and the associated challenges involved in the identification of promising drug and vaccine targets, current diagnostic tools, and advancements in current therapies against HPV induced cancers and other malignancies.
- Highlights the concept of Human papilloma virus infection, its pathogenesis, mechanisms involved in host immune response, clinical manifestations, prophylactic and therapeutic strategies, and recent advancements for the cure of HPV induced cancer
- Delineates new insights and challenges involved in the identification of promising drug and vaccine targets, current diagnostic tools, and advancements in current therapies against HPV induced cancer
- Provides comprehensive and conceptual knowledge that could be a milestone not only in the field of infectious cancers but also for researchers and scientists working on infectious cancer
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Elsevier Science & Techn.
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978-0-323-98644-1 (9780323986441)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
1. An overview of HPV: cause, symptoms and clinical manifestation2. Pathogenesis and immune response against HPV infection3. Malignancies associated with HPV infection4. Immunological aspects of HPV/HIV co-infection and risk of gynaecological diseases5. Cervico-vaginal microbiota and HPV induced cervical cancer6. Current diagnostic tools for HPV7. Animal models for the discovery of therapeutic and prophylactic measures against HPV induced malignancies8. Potential drug targets against HPV and repurposing of existing drugs9. Recent advances and strategies in vaccine development against HPV10. Available immunotherapies and future opportunities to prevent HPV-associated cancers
