The incidence of prostate cancer is related to aging. Its increase in the last 10 years, varies
from country to country and according to ethnic group, with its greatest incidence among …

Background Germline mutations in recessive cancer predisposition genes are uncovered by
somatic genetic deletions during tumor development. Analysis of genetic changes in tumor …

Prostate cancer remains the most common male malignancy in Western countries and the
second‐leading cause of death from cancer in males. Progress in the understanding of …

Research into the molecular genetics of prostate cancer has lagged noticeably compared to
other common cancers, at least until recently. This is surprising considering the impact of …

HE MOLECULAR biology of human cancer has seen explosive progress in the last decade.
This progress has been the result of both technical and conceptual advances, reinforcing …

The recognition that family history is an important risk factor for the development of prostate
cancer has led to the search for prostate cancer susceptibility genes. Although most prostate …

The article discusses advances in the genetic basis of prostate cancer in the US, including
screening and management aspects and risk assessment factors. It is inferred that prostate …

Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on the genetic basis and clonal evolution of
human prostate cancer. Prostate cancer is now receiving attention among cancer …

A genetic component in prostate cancer has been recognized since decades. Through
numerous epidemiological and molecular biological studies, much evidence has …

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