Cell Adhesion Molecules in Cancer and Inflammation Book

	Preface to the Series
	Introduction
	Contributors
1	Adhesion Molecules in Neoplasia: an Overview	1
2	Cell Adhesion Molecules in Mammary Carcinomas	15
3	Fibrinolysis and Tissue Degradation in Breast Cancer	37
4	[alpha]6/[beta]4 Integrin in Lung Carcinoma	45
5	Laminin-induced Y-79 Retinoblastoma Cell Differentiation Occurs in the Absence of "Classic" Laminin Adhesion Molecules
6	Crucial Involvement of [alpha]v Integrins in Malignant Phenotype Expression of Human Melanoma Cells	75
7	Integrins in Renal Cell Carcinoma: Correlations with Histological Grade	83
8	Adhesion Receptors in the Dissemination of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphomas	93
9	Differential Expression of Integrins by Alveolar Epithelia in Normal and Fibrotic Lung Tissue	103
10	Cell Adhesion Molecules as Diagnostic Tools in Cancer	109
11	Exchange of Inhibitors and Proteases at Tumour Cell Surfaces	119
12	The Requirement of Adhesion Molecules for Cell Mediated Tumour Cell Destruction	133
13	Regulation of Integrin Expression	147
14	The Distribution of Integrin and Non-Integrin Receptors and their Ligands in Human Thymus	157
15	Expression and Function of CD66 Defined Members of the Carcinoembryonic Antigen Family
16	Expression of Adhesion Molecules by Gut Epithelial Cells - Possible Implications for Mucosal Immunity	199
17	Characterisation of a Molecule Involved in Cell Activation and Adhesion	211
18	Structural-Functional Characterization of a Monoclonal Antibody Directed against P-Selectin (CD62/GMP-140/PADGEM): Use in Studying Cell-Cell Interactions	217
19	Expression of Adhesion Molecules, HLA-DR and CD68 by Cervicovaginal Epithelial Cells in Patients with Chronic Vaginal Candidosis	223
	Index	231