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Population-specific genetic variation at microRNA-629-binding site in the 3'-UTR of NBS1 gene in prostate cancer patients.

Journal of experimental therapeutics & oncology - 1 Sept 2017

Farooqi Ammad Ahmad, Kamran Majeed Syed M, Mansoor Qaisar, Ismail Muhammad

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OBJECTIVE: Prostate cancer is a genomically complex disease and recently emerging scientific evidence is adding new pieces of information into existing pool of knowledge of oncology. Prostate cancer cells tactfully rewire signaling cascades in presence or absence of androgen. We do not have finer proteome and genome based patient related information of our cancer patients. METHODOLOGY: In the present laboratory...

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