Molecular hematology 4th Edition – Ebook Instant Download/Delivery ISBN(s): 9781119252931, 1119252938

Product details:

• ISBN-10: 1119252938
• ISBN-13: 9781119252931
• Author: Drew Provan, John G. Gribben

Molecular Hematology is a comprehensive resource for hematologists to increase their understanding of the molecular basis of various blood diseases, their pathogeneses, and current and emerging molecular research and therapies. The impact of molecular research on the field of hematology is significant—molecular techniques are continuing to play a central role in in the diagnosis and treatment of blood diseases. Molecular characterization of genes and proteins has increased our comprehension of the causes of hematological diseases and led to the development of new drug therapies and recombinant proteins.

Table contents:

1 Beginnings: the molecular pathology of hemoglobin

2 Stem cells

3 The genetics of acute myeloid leukemias

4 Molecular diagnostics and risk assessment in myeloid malignancies

5 Molecular basis of acute lymphoblastic leukemia

6 Chronic myeloid leukemia

7 Myeloproliferative neoplasms

8 Lymphoma genetics

9 The molecular biology of chronic lymphocytic leukemia

10 The molecular biology of multiple myeloma

11 The molecular basis of bone marrow failure syndromes and red cell enzymopathies

12 Anemia of chronic disease

13 The molecular basis of iron metabolism

14 Hemoglobinopathies due to structural mutations

15 Molecular pathogenesis of malaria

16 Molecular coagulation and thrombophilia

17 The molecular basis of hemophilia

18 The molecular basis of von Willebrand disease

19 Platelet disorders

20 The molecular basis of blood cell alloantigens

21 Functions of blood group antigens

22 Autoimmune hematological disorders

23 Molecular therapeutics in hematology: gene therapy

24 Pharmacogenomics

25 History and development of molecular biology

26 Cancer stem cells

27 Molecular basis of transplantation

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