Ming You, MD, PhD

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Lung 100%
2. Lung Neoplasms 87%
3. Neoplasms 73%
4. Carcinogenesis 60%
5. Genes 35%
6. Chemoprevention 34%
7. Mutation 29%
8. Adenocarcinoma of Lung 28%
9. Adenoma 25%
10. ras Genes 24%
11. Squamous Cell Carcinoma 20%
12. Antitumor B 20%
13. Carcinogens 19%
14. Alleles 16%
15. Methylnitrosourea 15%
16. Chromosomes 15%
17. Gene Expression 15%
18. polyphenon E 14%
19. Tumor Suppressor Genes 14%
20. 4-(N-methyl-N-nitrosamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone 14%
21. Loss of Heterozygosity 13%
22. Transcriptome 13%
23. Non-Small Cell Lung Carcinoma 13%
24. Bexarotene 13%
25. Benzo(a)pyrene 13%
26. Adenocarcinoma 12%
27. Neoplasm Genes 12%
28. honokiol 12%
29. Urinary Bladder Neoplasms 12%
30. Tumor Burden 11%
31. Tea 11%
32. Breast Neoplasms 10%
33. Quantitative Trait Loci 10%
34. Farnesyltranstransferase 10%
35. Apoptosis 10%
36. Growth 10%
37. Genome 9%
38. Single Nucleotide Polymorphism 9%
39. Budesonide 9%
40. Smoke 9%
41. MicroRNAs 8%
42. Transgenic Mice 8%
43. matrine 8%
44. Mitochondria 8%
45. Germ-Line Mutation 8%
46. Codon 8%
47. tipifarnib 8%
48. Gefitinib 8%
49. ErbB Receptors 8%
50. Biological Availability 8%