Endocrine Therapy in Breast Cancer 1st Edition by Miller Ingle ISBN 0824707877 9780824707873

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ISBN 10: 0824707877 
ISBN 13: 9780824707873
Author: Miller Ingle

This reference evaluates and describes the latest strategies for hormone suppression and blockade in the management of early and advanced stage breast cancer and explores the effects of tamoxifen, selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs), aromatase inhibitors, and their combination on both breast cancers and normal tissues.

Endocrine Therapy in Breast Cancer 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Definitive Case Studies

Authors: Norman Owen-Smith and Jason P. Marshal

• 1.1 Red deer on Rum

• 1.2 Soay sheep on Hirta

• 1.3 Roe deer in France

• 1.4 Bighorn sheep in Alberta

• 1.5 Kudu in Kruger

• 1.6 Wildebeest in Serengeti

• 1.7 Moose on Isle Royale

• 1.8 Elk in North Yellowstone

• 1.9 Overview

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Chapter 2: The Suite of Population Models

Author: Norman Owen-Smith

• 2.1 Models of density dependence

• 2.2 Autoregressive time-series models

• 2.3 Age- or stage-structured models

• 2.4 Trophic interaction models

• 2.5 Physiological or metaphysiological models

• 2.6 Models accommodating spatial structure

• 2.7 Individual-based models

• 2.8 Overview

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Chapter 3: Climatic Influences: Temperate–Tropical Contrasts

Author: Norman Owen-Smith

• 3.1 Temperate environments

• 3.2 Tropical and subtropical environments

• 3.3 Effects of predation and hunting

• 3.4 Overall assessment

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Chapter 4: Demographic Processes: Lessons from Long-Term, Individual-Based Studies

Authors: Jean-Michel Gaillard, Tim Coulson, and Marco Festa-Bianchet

• 4.1 Life history of large herbivores: a brief review

• 4.2 Differential contributions of demographic parameters to population growth

• 4.3 Climatic variation, density-dependence, and individual variability

• 4.4 Conclusions: how can future analyses of large herbivore demography deal with complex demographic processes?

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Chapter 5: Irruptive Dynamics and Vegetation Interactions

Authors: John E. Gross, Iain J. Gordon, and Norman Owen-Smith

• 5.1 Models of herbivore–vegetation interactions

• 5.2 Examples of irruptive dynamics

• 5.3 Effects of irruptions on vegetation

• 5.4 Changing perspectives

• 5.5 Synthesis

• 5.6 Implications for conservation and management

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Chapter 6: How Does Landscape Heterogeneity Shape Dynamics of Large Herbivore Populations?

Authors: N. Thompson Hobbs and Iain J. Gordon

• 6.1 What is spatial heterogeneity?

• 6.2 How does spatial heterogeneity influence ungulate population dynamics?

• 6.3 Mechanisms explaining the influence of spatial heterogeneity on population dynamics

• 6.4 Influences from high-quality resources

• 6.5 Influences from buffer resources

• 6.6 Global change and access to heterogeneity by large herbivores

• 6.7 Conclusions: the importance of spatial context for population dynamics

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Chapter 7: Towards an Ecology of Population Dynamics

Author: Norman Owen-Smith

• 7.1 Phenomenological descriptors

• 7.2 Time series elaborations

• 7.3 Environmental structure

• 7.4 Population structure

• 7.5 Adaptive responses and environmental contexts

• 7.6 Summary and conclusions

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