… presence of polymorphisms in breast cancer susceptibility genes with low penetrance, which
have a greater contribution to breast cancer pathogenesis in combination with exogenous …

… in the etio-pathogenesis, diagnosis and management of breast cancer. We have attempted
… and hope that it will serve as a reference for clinicians who treat patients with breast cancer. …

… Autophagy is another subject of regulation by miRNAs in breast cancer cells. miR-20a is
among the upregulated miRNAs in breast cancer, particularly in triple-negative breast cancer …

… contaminants with a potential for pathogenesis of breast cancer, their probable sources and
… Estrogens are closely related to the pathogenesis of breast cancer. Oxidative catabolism of …

… activated in human breast cancer and in rat mammary tumors from the aromatic
hydrocarbon-induced model of breast cancer. Inhibition of this activity in human breast cancer cell …

… functional roles of mucins in breast cancer. In this present review… breast cancer. The potential
of mucins as diagnostic and prognostic markers and as therapeutic targets in breast cancer …

In spite of the recent recognition of specific genes associated with an elevated lifetime
incidence risk of breast cancer, the molecular mechanisms of breast tumor formation remain …

… to treat breast cancer. Positive therapeutic outcome after immune checkpoint inhibitors
emphasizes the significance of the host immune system in breast cancer. Cancer develops in …

… This review summarizes the role of different miRNAs associated with breast cancer progression,
breast cancer stem cells (BCSCs) and their implications in cancer diagnosis, prognosis …

Synthesis and integration of macroscopic and microscopic findings on the pathogenesis of
breast cancer and metastasis with recent cellular and molecular research on these topics …