Title	Tumor Targeting in Cancer Therapy [electronic resource] / edited by Michel Pagรฉ
Imprint	Totowa, NJ : Humana Press : Imprint: Humana Press, 2002
Connect to	http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-1-59259-167-1
Descript	X, 463 p. online resource

After many years of vigorous effort, the use of antibodies to target tumors has become highly successful both clinically and commercially. In Tumor Targeting in Cancer Therapy, Dr. Michel Pagรฉ and a panel of authoritative experts from the drug industry, clinics, and academia introduce the principles and techniques of tumor targeting and critically survey their applications from laboratory to bedside. By concisely synthesizing the many technical details, the authors illuminate this innovative technique, ranging from the fundamentals of drug targeting and in vivo and in vitro experimentation, to such emerging therapeutic uses as radioimmunotherapy, radioimmunodetection, therapy with cytotoxic antibodies, immunotoxins, enzyme prodrug immunotherapy, and immunotherapeutics with fusion proteins. There are also reviews of targeting tumors with radioimmunoconjugates, photodynamic therapy, and magnetic drugs, as well as discussions of the internalization of antibodies, bioconjugation and biodistribution, the use of cytotoxic drugs, and the pros and cons of targeting by antibody or ligand. Comprehensive and practical, Tumor Targeting in Cancer Therapy summarizes the essentials of tumor targeting as it is practiced today and provides all those engaged in experimental and clinical cancer research the critically established information needed to evaluate new technologies, investigate novel therapeutic agents, and apply them in relevant clinical practice

I. A Review -- 1 The Current Status of Tumor Targeting: A Review -- 2 Clinical Applications of Targeted Therapeutics -- II. Targeting Tumors with Drug Antibody Conjugates -- 3 Targeting the CD22 Receptor with RNA Damaging Agents -- 4 The Development of Liposomes for Enhanced Delivery of Chemotherapeutics to Tumors -- 5 Overcoming Multiple Drug Resistance with Anti-Pgn Carrier -- 6 Targeting with Transferrin -- 7 Synthesis and Evaluation of Paclitaxel Immunoconjugate with Antitumor Activity In Vitro -- 8 The Use of Drug-Monoclonal Antibody Conjugates for the Treatment of Cancer -- III. Targeting Tumors with Antibodies -- 9 Targeting Vascular Endothelium with Antibodies -- 10 Targeting B-Cell Non-Hodgkinโ{128}{153}s Lymphoma with Monoclonal Antibodies -- 11 From Bench to Bedside: Development of Rituximab (Rituxanยฎ), A Monoclonal Antibody for the Therapy of Non-Hodgkinโ{128}{153}s Lymphoma -- 12 Mylotarg: The First Antibody-Targeted Chemotherapy Agent. -- IV. Targeting Tumors with Radioimmunoconjugates -- 13 188Rhenium-Labeled Trisuccin-?CH2HuCC49 as a Radioimmunotherapy Model in Nude Mice -- V. Targeting Tumors with Immunotoxins -- 14 General Approach for Targeting Toxins -- 15 Antibody-Toxin Conjugates: Chemistry of Coupling and Purification -- 16 Shiga-Like Toxins as Targeted Anticancer Agents -- VI. Targeting Tumors with Antibody-Enzyme Conjugates (ADEPT) -- 17 Antibody-Directed Enzyme Prodrug Therapy with Carboxypeptidase G2: Clinical Studies -- VII. Photodynamic Therapy -- 18 Photodynamic Therapy: Targeting Cancer Cells with Photosensitizer-Bioconjugates -- 19 Tumor Targeting Using PEG-m-THPC for Photodynamic Therapy in a Rat Ovarian-Cancer Model -- VIII. Targeting Tumors with Magnetic Drugs -- 20 Targeting Tumors with Magnetic Drugs -- IX. Principles and Techniques in Targeting -- 21 Internalization of Antibodies -- 22 Bioconjugation and Biodistribution -- 23 Principles of Antitumor Targeting of Cytotoxic Drugs -- 24 Targeting by Antibody or Ligand: Which Is Better?