Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Foreword
Author’s Note
Introduction into the Clinical Proteomics
Chapter 1. What is Personalized Medicine?
Chapter 2. Regenerative Medicine: Status Report and Prospects
Chapter 3. The Technologies of the Personalized and Regenerative Medicine in the Diagnostics and Treatment of Tumors
Chapter 4. Contemporary Views on Carcinogenesis
Chapter 5. From The Studies of a Cancer Cell Metabolism to the Clinical Oncoproteomics
Chapter 6. Scientific Feasibility of the Development of the Personalized Anti-Cancer Cell Preparation on the Basis of the Clinical Proteomics
(Co-author: Igor S, Bryukhovetskiy, PhD, MD, Doctor of Medical Science)
Chapter 7. The Proteome of a Somatic Cell: From Cataloguing and Mapping Proteins to the Bioinformatics of the Cell Systems and Regulation of Intercellular Processes
(Co-author: Valeriy E. Shevchenko PhD, Doctor of Biological Science)
Chapter 8. From Clinical Oncoproteomics to the Informational Concept of Carcinogenesis and Innovative Strategies of Cancer Therapy
(Co-authors: Igor S, Bryukhovetskiy, PhD, MD, Doctor of Medical Science; Valeriy E. Shevchenko PhD, Doctor of Biological Science)
Chapter 9. Theoretical Validation of the Methodological Approach to the Peptide Engineering of Therapeutic Anti-Cancer Cell Systems
Chapter 10. Designing and Mathematical Modeling of the Therapeutic Modification of the Proteomic Profile of the Progenitor Cell Systems
(Co-authors: Igor S, Bryukhovetskiy, PhD, MD, Doctor of Medical Science; Valeriy E. Shevchenko PhD, Doctor of Biological Science; Ilya B. Kovalenko, PhD)
Chapter 11. Practical Recommendations for the Production of the Proteome-Modified Personalized Anti-Tumor Cell Preparation
(Co-authors: Vladimir P. Baklaushev, PhD, MD, Doctor of Medical Science; Mikhail A. Konoplyannikov, PhD)
Conclusion
