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Since this book is geared to be used by varied groups of readers
such as advanced students and instructors in the fields of biology
and medicine, scientists and more importantly clinicians, it is
considered important to provide brief accounts of the basics of DNA
damage, repair, mutagenesis and cancer. The purpose of this book is
to present an updated detailed account of some important additional
diseases of DNA repair. It has not been possible to cover all the
DNA repair deficient diseases in this volume, hence diseases such
as Bloom's syndrome, Werner's syndrome, Nijmegen breakage syndrome,
ataxia telangiectasia-like disorder, RA D 50 deficiency, RIDDLE
syndrome and others will be presented in a forthcoming volume.
This book provides the only comprehensive treatise available on
Fanconi Anemia. It gives a detailed analysis from the clinical to
the molecular levels of the disorder. It also allows insight into
the mechanisms of responses to DNA damage, and the complex
interactions of several previously unknown proteins. The book will
give research students a platform for further investigation, and
act as a source of information regarding experimental design.
This book provides the only comprehensive treatise available on
Fanconi Anemia. It gives a detailed analysis from the clinical to
the molecular levels of the disorder. It also allows insight into
the mechanisms of responses to DNA damage, and the complex
interactions of several previously unknown proteins. The book will
give research students a platform for further investigation, and
act as a source of information regarding experimental design.
The rural markets play a significant role in transaction of
agricultural produce in rural India. Vegetable cultivation is a
caste dominated activity mainly practiced by marginal and small
farmers for their sustenance. These markets serve as the first
point of transaction for farmers engaged in vegetable cultivation.
These markets are links to the urban markets providing fresh
vegetables to the urban consumers. They provide an opportunity to
the rural people to get maximum returns of their produce through an
efficient marketing system. These markets if developed properly,
will link the producers to the global vegetable market network
thereby, ensuring maximum benefits of globalization to the
producers.
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