Some Implications of Steroid Hormones in Cancer. The Marie Curie Memorial Foundation Workshop Conference at the University of Surrey, Guildford (8th May, 1970)

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Page v, D.C.W., M.H.B.
Participants, Pages vii-viii
Opening Address, Page 3, D.V. PARKE
Steroids in Relation to Breast Cancer in Human Females, Pages 5-19, RONALD.W. RAVEN
Studies on the Uptake of Oestrogens by Human Breast Tumours in vivo, Pages 20-34, V.H.T. JAMES, FRANCES JAMES, HANNELORE BRAUNSBERG, W.T. IRVINE, A.E. CARTER, DIANA GROSE
Steroid Metabolism in Human Breast Cancer, Pages 35-48, E.H.D. CAMERON, D. JONES, K. GRIFFITHS, E.N. GLEAYE, A.P.M. FORREST
High-Affinity Oestrogen Receptors in Hormone Dependent Tissues, Pages 49-58, PATRICIA FEHERTY, A.E. KELLIE
Opening Address, Page 61, P. DAVIS
Are Oestrogens Carcinogens?, Pages 62-69, R.J.B. KING
Some Effects of Steroid Hormones on Carcinogenesis in Rats: Effects of Oestrogens on the Induction of Tumours in the Cervico-Vaginal Tract and in the Salivary Glands, Pages 70-78, A. GLUCKSMANN
Steroids and Renal Cell Carcinoma, Pages 79-93, W.B. PEELING
Gut Bacteria, Steroids and Cancer of the Large Bowel, Pages 94-106, M.J. HILL
An in vitro screening test for Hormonal and Other Forms of Cytotoxic Chemotherapy, Pages 107-123, P.P. DENDY, V.G. BOZMAN, T.K. WHEELER, M.P.A. DAWSON
General Discussion, Pages 124-134, R.W. RAVEN
Index, Pages 135-138