MET expression during prostate cancer progression
... metastasis. Analysis of MET protein expression and genetic alterations might contribute to therapeutic stratification of prostate cancer patients. Our objective was to investigate MET on protein, DNA and RNA level in clinical prostate cancer at various stages of progression. Expression of MET was an ...
... metastasis. Analysis of MET protein expression and genetic alterations might contribute to therapeutic stratification of prostate cancer patients. Our objective was to investigate MET on protein, DNA and RNA level in clinical prostate cancer at various stages of progression. Expression of MET was an ...
Silver Bow County Cancer Incidence and Cancer Mortality Rates
... Among the most common types of cancer in Butte-Silver Bow County (prostate, female breast, colorectal and lung/bronchus) only lung cancer rates might be suspected of being affected by arsenic or other metals associated with historical mining practices. However, neither lung cancer incidence nor mort ...
... Among the most common types of cancer in Butte-Silver Bow County (prostate, female breast, colorectal and lung/bronchus) only lung cancer rates might be suspected of being affected by arsenic or other metals associated with historical mining practices. However, neither lung cancer incidence nor mort ...
informational brochure - USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center
... Stephen B. Gruber, MD, PhD, MPH Director, USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center ...
... Stephen B. Gruber, MD, PhD, MPH Director, USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center ...
Colorectal Cancer Facts
... features in common, they are often grouped together as colorectal cancer.1 ...
... features in common, they are often grouped together as colorectal cancer.1 ...
Mechanisms of Disease Progression and Treatment
... molecular alterations that lead to overexpression of the AR gene.44–46 AR amplification has been reported in up to 30% of CRPCs, suggesting that this is a major means of CRPC development. Amplification-independent mechanisms of AR upregulation can occur in human disease as a result of variant pro-tu ...
... molecular alterations that lead to overexpression of the AR gene.44–46 AR amplification has been reported in up to 30% of CRPCs, suggesting that this is a major means of CRPC development. Amplification-independent mechanisms of AR upregulation can occur in human disease as a result of variant pro-tu ...
National Academy of Clinical Biochemistry
... In the NACB grading system for tumour markers (chapter one), very much emphasis is put on systematic reviews and meta-analysis. This sounds very good indeed. In contrast, I have had a look at the prostate cancer chapter, and I saw that none of the five PSA systematic reviews that have been published ...
... In the NACB grading system for tumour markers (chapter one), very much emphasis is put on systematic reviews and meta-analysis. This sounds very good indeed. In contrast, I have had a look at the prostate cancer chapter, and I saw that none of the five PSA systematic reviews that have been published ...
MUSIC 2016 Catalog - Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement
... that are of no harm to the patient and lead to additional diagnostic tests, biopsies, etc. that are dangerous to the patient) or is not imaged when necessary (e.g., risk of missing metastases) Through the use of comparative performance feedback, review of current guidelines, and dissemination of bes ...
... that are of no harm to the patient and lead to additional diagnostic tests, biopsies, etc. that are dangerous to the patient) or is not imaged when necessary (e.g., risk of missing metastases) Through the use of comparative performance feedback, review of current guidelines, and dissemination of bes ...
Pathways for New Prostate Cancer Patients
... targets (small proteins or molecules in the body) specifically involved in the growth and spread of tumor or cancer cells. These treatments, as well as others, are in clinical trials to help determine whether these new drugs or treatments are safe and effective for a specific patient population. Tri ...
... targets (small proteins or molecules in the body) specifically involved in the growth and spread of tumor or cancer cells. These treatments, as well as others, are in clinical trials to help determine whether these new drugs or treatments are safe and effective for a specific patient population. Tri ...
An Overview of Image-Guided Radiotherapy (IGRT)
... techniques to precisely define soft tissue anatomy resulted in high degrees of targeting uncertainty and subsequent large margins around any area of interest requiring treatment. The large volumes of normal tissues receiving the full prescription dose frequently limited the ability to deliver tumori ...
... techniques to precisely define soft tissue anatomy resulted in high degrees of targeting uncertainty and subsequent large margins around any area of interest requiring treatment. The large volumes of normal tissues receiving the full prescription dose frequently limited the ability to deliver tumori ...
Cancer Prevention by Different Forms of Tocopherols
... Because -T is the most abundant form of tocopherols in blood and tissues and has the highest activity in the classical fertility-restoration assay, -T is generally considered to be “the vitamin E”(1). Therefore, many studies on vitamin E have been conducted with -tocopheryl acetate. The results f ...
... Because -T is the most abundant form of tocopherols in blood and tissues and has the highest activity in the classical fertility-restoration assay, -T is generally considered to be “the vitamin E”(1). Therefore, many studies on vitamin E have been conducted with -tocopheryl acetate. The results f ...
Immunohistochemical Level of Unsulfated Chondroitin
... to the proteoglycan protein core, and are highly negatively charged due to the presence of sulfate and/ or carboxyl groups. The composition of these disaccharide units and their sulfation patterns determines distinct glycosaminoglycan types. Chondroitin sulfate is a glycosaminoglycan side chain comp ...
... to the proteoglycan protein core, and are highly negatively charged due to the presence of sulfate and/ or carboxyl groups. The composition of these disaccharide units and their sulfation patterns determines distinct glycosaminoglycan types. Chondroitin sulfate is a glycosaminoglycan side chain comp ...
589,430 290,200 (49.2%) - Deadliest Cancers Coalition
... cancers added at its discretion. As required by the Act, the NCI has released a scientific framework report outlining priority areas of research focus for pancreatic cancer, as well as a similar report for small-cell lung cancer. These reports demonstrate the vast potential for progress in diseases ...
... cancers added at its discretion. As required by the Act, the NCI has released a scientific framework report outlining priority areas of research focus for pancreatic cancer, as well as a similar report for small-cell lung cancer. These reports demonstrate the vast potential for progress in diseases ...
Physician Variation in Management of Low
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Singapore Cancer Network (SCAN) Guidelines for the Management
... the male population in Singapore, and the sixth most frequent cause of cancer death.1 The age-standardised incidence rate for prostate cancer has increased significantly over the last 40 years from 5.2 per 100,000 in 1973 to 1977 to 28.3 per 100,000 in 2008 to 2012. This may be a result of the incre ...
... the male population in Singapore, and the sixth most frequent cause of cancer death.1 The age-standardised incidence rate for prostate cancer has increased significantly over the last 40 years from 5.2 per 100,000 in 1973 to 1977 to 28.3 per 100,000 in 2008 to 2012. This may be a result of the incre ...
