Early Detection and Treatment Evaluation of Gastric Cancer

Early Detection and Treatment Evaluation of Gastric Cancer is a PhD dissertation carried out at Technical University of Munich, Germany. It is composed of useful literature reviews in introduction part, very brief and clear experimental set-ups in methodology part, graphs, tables and diagrams for original findings in result section and finally concise discussions and conclusions. Generally, the original investigation sheds light on two important challenges in the arena of gastric cancer investigation. First, it reveals the potential biomarker molecules (Cathepsins and MMPs) important for early detection of gastric cancer. Secondly, the potential resistance factors for gastric cancer against SAHA treatment have been also well investigated.This study, as an original work, can help the reader as a good resource to understand gastric carcinogenesis and potential molecular targets for early detection and treatment of gastric cancer.