Jun-Ping Xu earned a PhD in pharmaceutical sciences and medicinal chemistry at the Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences in Japan in 1988. He has worked at the Shanghai Institute of Pharmaceutical Industry and the Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Dr. Xu currently works at the Cancer Research Institute and School of Molecular Sciences at Arizona State University, USA, as a research professor.

‘Cancer Inhibitors from Chinese Natural Medicines is a well-written, well-crafted, and thorough compendium of the experimental and clinical studies of 238 Chinese herbal medicines as cancer inhibitors… Cancer Inhibitors from Chinese Natural Medicines focuses on the latest scientific investigations of Chinese herbs as well as the specific secondary metabolites associated with their biological activities. It describes the types of inhibitors present in the herbs, their levels of potency, mechanisms of action, and advances in modification and formulation… Cancer Inhibitors from Chinese Natural Medicines is a remarkable book and an important resource for scientists interested in the rich pharmacopeia of Chinese medicinal plants.’– Andrea Stierle, Journal of Natural Products

• Anticancer activities of exogenous pathogenic factor-eliminating herbs. Anticancer activities of antipyretic herbs. Anticancer activities of anti-rheumatics herbs. Anticancer activities of internal cold-dispelling herbs. Anticancer activities of vital energy-regulating herbs. Anticancer activities of blood-activating and stasis-resolving herbs. Anticancer activities of hemostatic herbs. Anticancer activities of expectorant, antitussive and anti-asthmatic herbs. Anticancer activities of tonic herbs. Anticancer potentials of purgative and diuretic herbs. Anticancer potentials of hard lump-resolving and swelling-reducing herbs. Anticancer agents from anti-spasmodic Chinese herbs. Anticancer of potentials of anthelmintic herbs. Anticancer activities of other plant herbs. Index for Latin Name of Chinese Herbs. Index for Chinese Names of Chinese Herbs. Index for English Name of Chinese Herbs. Index for Acronyms

Jun-Ping Xu earned a PhD in pharmaceutical sciences and medicinal chemistry at the Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences in Japan in 1988. He has worked at the Shanghai Institute of Pharmaceutical Industry and the Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Dr. Xu currently works at the Cancer Research Institute and School of Molecular Sciences at Arizona State University, USA, as a research professor.

‘Cancer Inhibitors from Chinese Natural Medicines is a well-written, well-crafted, and thorough compendium of the experimental and clinical studies of 238 Chinese herbal medicines as cancer inhibitors… Cancer Inhibitors from Chinese Natural Medicines focuses on the latest scientific investigations of Chinese herbs as well as the specific secondary metabolites associated with their biological activities. It describes the types of inhibitors present in the herbs, their levels of potency, mechanisms of action, and advances in modification and formulation… Cancer Inhibitors from Chinese Natural Medicines is a remarkable book and an important resource for scientists interested in the rich pharmacopeia of Chinese medicinal plants.’– Andrea Stierle, Journal of Natural Products

• Anticancer activities of exogenous pathogenic factor-eliminating herbs. Anticancer activities of antipyretic herbs. Anticancer activities of anti-rheumatics herbs. Anticancer activities of internal cold-dispelling herbs. Anticancer activities of vital energy-regulating herbs. Anticancer activities of blood-activating and stasis-resolving herbs. Anticancer activities of hemostatic herbs. Anticancer activities of expectorant, antitussive and anti-asthmatic herbs. Anticancer activities of tonic herbs. Anticancer potentials of purgative and diuretic herbs. Anticancer potentials of hard lump-resolving and swelling-reducing herbs. Anticancer agents from anti-spasmodic Chinese herbs. Anticancer of potentials of anthelmintic herbs. Anticancer activities of other plant herbs. Index for Latin Name of Chinese Herbs. Index for Chinese Names of Chinese Herbs. Index for English Name of Chinese Herbs. Index for Acronyms

Jun-Ping Xu earned a PhD in pharmaceutical sciences and medicinal chemistry at the Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences in Japan in 1988. He has worked at the Shanghai Institute of Pharmaceutical Industry and the Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Dr. Xu currently works at the Cancer Research Institute and School of Molecular Sciences at Arizona State University, USA, as a research professor.

‘Cancer Inhibitors from Chinese Natural Medicines is a well-written, well-crafted, and thorough compendium of the experimental and clinical studies of 238 Chinese herbal medicines as cancer inhibitors… Cancer Inhibitors from Chinese Natural Medicines focuses on the latest scientific investigations of Chinese herbs as well as the specific secondary metabolites associated with their biological activities. It describes the types of inhibitors present in the herbs, their levels of potency, mechanisms of action, and advances in modification and formulation… Cancer Inhibitors from Chinese Natural Medicines is a remarkable book and an important resource for scientists interested in the rich pharmacopeia of Chinese medicinal plants.’– Andrea Stierle, Journal of Natural Products

• Anticancer activities of exogenous pathogenic factor-eliminating herbs. Anticancer activities of antipyretic herbs. Anticancer activities of anti-rheumatics herbs. Anticancer activities of internal cold-dispelling herbs. Anticancer activities of vital energy-regulating herbs. Anticancer activities of blood-activating and stasis-resolving herbs. Anticancer activities of hemostatic herbs. Anticancer activities of expectorant, antitussive and anti-asthmatic herbs. Anticancer activities of tonic herbs. Anticancer potentials of purgative and diuretic herbs. Anticancer potentials of hard lump-resolving and swelling-reducing herbs. Anticancer agents from anti-spasmodic Chinese herbs. Anticancer of potentials of anthelmintic herbs. Anticancer activities of other plant herbs. Index for Latin Name of Chinese Herbs. Index for Chinese Names of Chinese Herbs. Index for English Name of Chinese Herbs. Index for Acronyms