Basic cancer research at Cornell University, and in particular, the College of Veterinary Medicine, encompasses a variety of topics that include: studies of cell cycle dynamics; receptor-linked signal transduction in normal and transformed cells; factors that influence the organ preference of metastatic tumor cells; development of novel drugs from natural products; vector or isotope delivery systems; the influence of viral agents on the induction and progression of cancer.

Polyuria, Polydipsia and Diabetes Insipidus - Richard W. Nelson, DVM, Diplomate ACVIM School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California Davis, CA, USA.

The Animal Cancer Trust is a registered charity totally committed to fund the fight against cancer in our pets. The aims of the Trust are threefold: 1. Education: to help owners and veterinary surgeons understand more about cancer and what treatment is possible. 2. Treatment: for the benefit of more pets ACT will fund further advanced treatment facilities. 3. Research: to improve our understanding of cancer.

The Perseus Foundation, a not for profit organization 501(c)3, was established to operate exclusively for charitable, scientific and educational purposes.