Textbook in PDF format

This book aims to provide an association of the major redox-sensitive pathways and networks involved in cancer. The initial chapter of the book discusses basic information about oxidative stress, its generation, and regulation (redox regulation or redox homeostasis) via cell signaling in normal and cancer cells. The book also explores antioxidants and metabolic events in cancer cells compared to normal cells. It further covers the application of nanoparticles in redox regulation in cancer cells. The role of redox regulation in cancer therapy, its influence, and its involvement in programmed cell death (PCD), metastasis, immune system, p53, and cell cycle/DNA damage repair pathways have been discussed in separate chapters. It further reviews the importance of dietary phytochemicals in redox regulation in normal and cancer pathophysiology. Towards the end, the book focuses on the role of redox balance, especially in ROS-dependent cellular processes in cancer stem cells. Preface About the Author ROS, Redox Regulation and Signaling in Cancer Cells ROS and Redox Regulation/Signaling and Metabolism in Cancer Stem Cells ROS/Redox Regulation with Dietary Phytochemicals and Role in Anticancer Activity ROS/Redox Signaling and Apoptosis/Necroptosis/Autophagy in Cancer Cancer Metastasis, ROS/Redox Signaling, and PCD Resistance/Redox Metabolism Immune System, Redox Signaling, and Cancer Immunity P53, ROS: Redox Regulation Signaling, Metabolic Reprogramming, and Autophagy in Cancer Cell Cycle, DNA Damage Repair Systems, and Impact of Redox Regulation in Cancer ROS, Redox Regulation, and Anticancer Therapy Perspectives in ROS/Redox Regulation Cancer Therapy References