This volume investigates the biochemical and environmental factors that influence the development of cancer in experimental models. The editors, R. Montesano and V. S. Turusov, compile research presented by international experts to analyze how specific agents modulate the carcinogenic process. The text provides a framework for understanding the interaction between chemical exposure and biological susceptibility in laboratory settings.

Experts recognize this volume as a specialized historical record of 1980s oncological research methodologies. The text is highly technical and serves primarily as a reference for researchers interested in the evolution of experimental cancer studies.