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Prostate cancer in African-American men and polymorphism in the calcium-sensing receptor.

Cancer biology & therapy - 15 Jun 2010

Schwartz Gary G, John Esther M, Rowland Glovioell, Ingles Sue A

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BACKGROUND: Prospective epidemiologic studies indicate that the risk for advanced prostate cancer is increased among men with high levels of serum calcium. Because serum calcium levels are influenced by the calcium-sensing receptor (CaSR), we examined prostate cancer in African-American men in re...

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PMID: 20364112
DOI: 10.4161/cbt.9.12.11689

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