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Cancer: a genetic disorder -- Oncogenes and signal transduction -- Tumor suppressor genes -- DNA repair pathways and human cancer -- Epigenetics and cancer -- Infectious agents and cancer -- Environmental carcinogenesis -- Animal models: flies, fish, and yeast -- Genetic mosue models of cancer -- Cancer stem cells -- Signal transduction by growth factor receptors -- Cell growth -- Regulation of the cell cycle -- Metabolism of cell growth and proliferation -- Apoptosis, autophagy, and necrosis -- Cellular senescence -- The tumor microenvironment in cancer progression -- Tumor angiogenesis -- Invasion and metastasis -- Cancer genomics -- Transcriptome analysis -- Mass spectrometry in cancer biology -- Imaging and cancer -- Bioinformatics -- Early detection of cancer: molecular screening -- Lymphoma/myeloma -- Molecular genetics of ALL -- Biology of chronic and acute myeloid leukemia -- Molecular biology of childhood neoplasms -- Molecular basis of lung cancer -- Molecular abnormalities in colon and rectal cancer -- Breast cancer -- Molecular basis of prostate cancer -- Molecular pathogenesis of epithelial ovarian cancer -- Molecular pathogenesis of pancreatic adenocarcinoma -- Molecular biology of melanoma -- Soft-tissue sarcomas -- Head and neck squamous cell carcinoma -- Primary brain tumors -- Epithelial skin cancer -- Endocrine cancer -- Gastric and gastroesophageal adenocarcinoma -- From bench to bedside with targeted therapies -- Screening strategies for targeted therapeutics -- Animal models to predict anticancer efficacy -- Pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and pharmacogenetics -- Phase 1 trials today -- Cancer therapeutics -- Natural and acquired resistance to cancer therapies -- Molecular basis of radiation therapy -- Hematopoietic growth factors and cytokines -- Interferons -- Cancer and the cellular immune response -- Cancer-specific vaccines -- Monoclonal antibody therapy of cancer -- Gene therapy and oncolytic viruses -- RNA as a therapeutic molecule -- Heat shock protein 90 and the proteasome -- Cancer chemoprevention.