A biomarker living next door to the KLK3 gene that can predict which GS7 prostate cancer patients will have a more aggressive form of cancer has been identified by researchers at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. The results reported in the journal of emClinical Cancer Research/em, a publication of the American Association of Cancer Research, indicate the KLK3 gene - a gene on chromosome 19 responsible for encoding the prostate-specific antigen ...Friday 3 October 2014
Researchers Discover Gene That can Predict Aggressive Prostate Cancer at Diagnosis
A biomarker living next door to the KLK3 gene that can predict which GS7 prostate cancer patients will have a more aggressive form of cancer has been identified by researchers at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. The results reported in the journal of emClinical Cancer Research/em, a publication of the American Association of Cancer Research, indicate the KLK3 gene - a gene on chromosome 19 responsible for encoding the prostate-specific antigen ...
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