Investigating the Mechanism of microRNA on Prostate Cancer and its Effect Tow…

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ISBN/ISSN

EP067

Collation

41 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.

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Call Number

EP BT-015

Temporal Transcriptome of Prostate Cancer and Disease Progression

Prostate cancer (PC) is the second most diagnosed cancer in men and the fifth leading cause of death worldwide. PC has greater racial or ethnic disparities than any other cancer type. African-Americans (AA) have a prevalence in relation to incidence rates and cancer aggressiveness compared to European-Americans (EA). Thus, understanding the genetic background of PC can provide new insight i…

Preliminary Study of Long Non-Coding RNA(s) (LncRNA) and Their Utility For Ra…

Prostate cancer (PC) is a heterogeneous disease that has a slow progression compared to other types of cancers, where the severity of prostate cancer commonly increases along the age of each individual. PC is still considered as a global disease and its development is affected by racial differences. African-American (AA) men are proven to be more susceptible to PC compared to European-Ame…

Systematic Review on Advances of Therapeutic Gene Therapy Against Prostate Ca…

Prostate cancer is commonly found among men above 65 years old, making it one of the most commonly found malignancies found worldwide. Prostate cancer lacks early signs or symptoms, making it hard to diagnose in the early stages. The late-stage diagnosis tendencies accompanied by the inherent resistance mutation capability of cancer make it a hard disease to cure. Recently advancements in the m…