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A publication  of the UC Davis Cancer Center
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  PAST ISSUES
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PAST ISSUES

       
   

Volume 7, No 2- Fall/Winter 2004/2005

Feature Stories:
• Cancer Awareness 101
• The Genome Farmer
• Metabolomic Fingerprint

       
       
   

Volume 7, No 1- Spring/Summer 2004

Feature Stories:
• Raising Awareness
• From Biodefence to Cancer Offence
• Man's Best Friends

       
       
   

Volume 6, No 2 - Fall/Winter 2003/2004

Feature Stories:
• OncoMouse advances breast cancer research
• Breast surgery without the scalpel
• Biostatisticians defeat cancer with math

       
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Volume 6, No 1 - Spring/Summer 2003

Feature Stories:
• Disparities in Prostate Disease
• A gentler mammogram
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Volume 5, No 2 Fall 2002

Feature Stories:
• NCI Designation Achieved
• Molecular Medicine
•  Dawn of a New Machine
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Volume 5, No 1 Spring 2002

Feature Stories:
• Tackling breast cancer
• Beating a brain tumor
• Defining what digital can do
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Volume 4, No 1 Spring 2001

Feature Stories:
• UC Davis scientist leads studies of genetic repair
• Radioimmunotherapy
• Teaming up to fight cancer
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Volume 3, No 2 Fall 2000

Feature Stories:
• Finding better ways to kill cancer
• Improving care for lung cancer
•  New clues to preventing lung cancer
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Volume 3, No 1 - Spring 2000

Feature Stories:
• The mouse that roared
• Stopping cancer in its tracks
•  The truth about cats and dogs
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Volume 2, No 2 - Fall 1999

Feature Stories:
• New peptides speed drug development
• Looking for clues to leukemia, lymphoma
• Enzyme may help brain tumors
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Volume 2, No 1 - Spring 1999

Feature Stories:
• Lipid profiler
• Joe Lynn beats rhabdomyosarcoma
• Building a better vegetable
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Volume 1, No 2 - Fall 1998

Feature Stories:
• Signaling cells
• Skull-base surgery team weaves tapestry of survival
• An affinity for eggs
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  PHOTO - About the Cover  
  About the cover  
  Using nanotechnology, bits of sugars, amino acids and polymers can be combined into new molecules known as synthetic high-affinity ligands (SHALs). Researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and UC Davis Cancer Center are collabo-rating to create SHALs that will target cancer cells.
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