Mitochondria role in prostate cancer growth discovered
A mitochondrial gene has been identified as a potential therapeutic target for prostate cancers that have spread to other parts of the body and evade current treatment strategies...
Cancer that develops in the prostate (a gland that forms part of the male reproductive system).
A mitochondrial gene has been identified as a potential therapeutic target for prostate cancers that have spread to other parts of the body and evade current treatment strategies...
BRCA gene mutations have been linked to cancers, including prostate and breast cancer in men, in the largest study to date...
by Professor Anneke Lucassen and 1 others
Direct-to-consumer genomic testing is a thriving market – for example by June 2020, 23andMe had sold over a quarter of a million testing kits in the UK...
Black men present genetic variations that make them more vulnerable than white men to developing prostate cancer research revealed...
A drug already used to treat breast and ovarian cancer can also significantly delay the progression of prostate cancer...
by Isobel Steer
The largest-ever study of cancer genomes, the Pan-Cancer Project, has published a collection of 23 papers as the result of a ten-year collaboration...
by Isobel Steer
Researchers have identified a DNA methylation signature that can identify aggressive prostate cancer, with up to 92 percent accuracy...
by Isobel Steer
Finnish researchers have identified two possible mutations in one gene that are both correlated with prostate cancer...
A recent study identifies a new molecule as a potential target for prostate cancer therapy...
A major breakthrough in understanding how mutations in the BRCA1 gene raise cancer risk has been made by researchers in the USA...