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書籍名 癌の薬剤耐性とその克服 ―基礎と臨床―
出版社 宇宙堂八木書店
発行日 2001-02-15
著者
  • 大沼尚夫(編集)
  • 竹村譲(編集)
ISBN 4771950539
ページ数 407
版刷巻号 第1版第1刷
分野
閲覧制限 未契約

本書は、抗癌剤耐性のメカニズムに関して最新の知見を紹介するとともに、臨床的にも注目に値する薬剤耐性克服へのアプローチを、専門の研究者のみならず、広く癌の臨床に携わる医師、抗癌剤耐性に興味を持つ初学者、学生にも理解し易く解説することをめざして企画された。(序文より)

目次

  • 表紙
  • 序文
  • 執筆者一覧
  • 目次
  • I. 抗癌剤の種類と作用機序
  • II. 癌の薬剤耐性実験系
    • 1. In vitro実験系
    • 2. In vivo実験系
    • 3. 癌細胞の抗癌剤感受性試験
  • III. 癌の薬剤耐性機構
    • 1. 抗癌剤耐性形質の細胞薬理学的・生化学的機構
    • 2. 薬剤耐性の分子薬理機構
    • 3. 多剤耐性形質とその分子薬理機構
      • (1) 多剤耐性序論
      • (2) MDRI遺伝子を介した多剤耐性
      • (3) MRP, LRP, その他
      • (4) トポイソメラーゼIIを介した多剤耐性
      • (5) DNA修復機構と抗癌剤感受性
      • (6) p53の変異による多剤耐性, チュブリン蛋白変異による多剤耐性, その他
    • 4. アポトーシスと抗癌剤耐性
    • 5. 生体内薬物動態に関係した薬剤耐性
  • IV. 抗癌剤耐性克服へのアプローチ
    • 1. サイトカイン / 造血幹細胞移植を用いた強化化学療法
    • 2. 多剤併用療法
    • 3. 抗腫瘍効果増強剤の使用による耐性克服
    • 4. 薬剤耐性癌に対する免疫療法
    • 5. MDRモジュレーターによる多剤耐性克服
    • 6. 分子レベルでの薬剤耐性克服の試み
  • V. 各薬剤に特異的な耐性機構とその克服
    • 1. 葉酸代謝拮抗剤
    • 2. フッ化ピリミジン系薬剤およびプリン代謝拮抗剤
    • 3. Cytosine arabinosideとその誘導体
    • 4. アルキル化剤
    • 5. プラチナ化合物
    • 6. ブレオマイシン, ペプロマイシン
    • 7. アンソラサイクリン系抗腫瘍剤
    • 8. マイトマイシン
    • 9. チュブリン阻害性抗腫瘍薬
    • 10. トポイソメラーゼ阻害剤
    • 11. レチノイン酸耐性
    • 12. ホルモン療法剤に対する耐性
  • VI. 薬剤耐性形質の臨床的な検出検査法
    • 1. P-糖蛋白 / MDR1検出検査
    • 2. その他の薬剤耐性の遺伝子診断
    • 3. フローサイトメトリーの耐性診断への応用
  • VII. 癌の薬剤耐性機序の研究, 耐性克服の方法開発の今後の展望
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