The Nineteenth Aspen Cancer Conference: mechanisms of toxicity, carcinogenesis, cancer prevention, and cancer therapy, 2004.
The Nineteenth Aspen Cancer Conference: mechanisms of toxicity, carcinogenesis, cancer prevention, and cancer therapy, 2004.
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第十九届阿斯本癌症会议：毒性机制、致癌作用、癌症预防和癌症治疗，2004 年。
DOI：
10.1002/mc.20076
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发表时间：
2005
影响因子：
4.6
通讯作者：
Tennant,RaymondW
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作者：
Sander,Miriam;Trump,BenjaminF;Harris,CurtisC;Tennant,RaymondW
The Nineteenth Aspen Cancer Conference on Mechanisms of Carcinogenesis, Cancer Prevention, and Cancer Therapy was held during July 25–27, 2004 in Aspen, Colorado. The program of the conference was organized by a Scientific Advisory Committee co-chaired by Benjamin F. Trump (AMC Cancer Center) and Curtis C. Harris (National Cancer Institute, NIH). The Aspen Cancer Conference is a forum for discussion of recent advances in understanding the fundamental mechanisms of toxicity and carcinogenesis. Representatives from government, academic, and industry research groups participate in the conference in order to advance several goals: to understand the mechanisms of toxicity and carcinogenesis, to understand and minimize cancer risk, to assess the public-health impact of cancer risk, and to develop the scientific basis for improving the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of toxic and neoplastic disease. The Aspen Cancer Conference fosters intense interaction, discussion, and collaboration among its participants, leading to new insights and understanding of carcinogenesis and related topics. The conference also focuses on new concepts and technologies. The Nineteenth Aspen Cancer Conference included 10 conference sessions, a special lecture by David Lane (University of Dundee), a poster session by Aspen Cancer Conference Fellows, and numerous informal discussions. The Scientific Advisory Committee also met to select topics for the 20th Aspen Cancer Conference to be held in 2005. This summary concisely describes the content of each of the Conference Sessions and the special lecture.
