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Methodological aspects of the molecular and histological study of prostate cancer: focus on PTEN.
Methods (San Diego, Calif.) - 1 May 2015
Ugalde-Olano Aitziber, Egia Ainara, Fernández-Ruiz Sonia, Loizaga-Iriarte Ana, Zuñiga-García Patricia, Garcia Stephane, Royo Félix, Lacasa-Viscasillas Isabel, Castro Erika, Cortazar Ana R, Zabala-Letona Amaia, Martín-Martín Natalia, Arruabarrena-Aristorena Amaia, Torrano-Moya Verónica, Valcárcel-Jiménez Lorea, Sánchez-Mosquera Pilar, Caro-Maldonado Alfredo, González-Tampan Jorge, Cachi-Fuentes Guido, Bilbao Elena, Montero Rocío, Fernández Sara, Arrieta Edurne, Zorroza Kerman, Castillo-Martín Mireia, Serra Violeta, Salazar Eider, Macías-Cámara Nuria, Tabernero Jose, Baselga Jose, Cordón-Cardo Carlos, Aransay Ana M, Villar Amaia Del, Iovanna Juan L, Falcón-Pérez Juan M, Unda Miguel, Bilbao Roberto, Carracedo Arkaitz
Abstract excerpt
Prostate cancer is among the most frequent cancers in men, and despite its high rate of cure, the high number of cases results in an elevated mortality worldwide. Importantly, prostate cancer incidence is dramatically increasing in western societies in the past decades, suggesting that this type of tumor is exquisitely sensitive to lifestyle changes. Prostate cancer frequently exhibits alterations in the PTEN...
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