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Development of knowledge-based therapy for cancer: identification of unique targets.

Though chemotherapy has played and will continue to play key role in the treatment of cancer, it surfers from lack of selectivity. This stems from the fact that the concept of cancer chemotherapy was evolved in an era when knowledge of cancer was rudimentary. Now with the advances based as cellular and molecular biology of cancer our knowledge base has expanded enormously.