The interplay of different cell types of origin and distinct oncogenic mutations may determine the tumor subtype. We have recently found that although both basal and luminal epithelial cells can initiate prostate tumorigenesis, the latter are more likely to undergo transformation in response to a range of oncogenic events
Background\ud Prostate tumor heterogeneity is a major factor in disease management. Heterogeneity co...
The normal prostate shows a high degree of cellular organization. The basal layer is populated by pr...
The prostate is a glandular epithelium composed of basal, luminal and neuroendocrine cells that orig...
A key issue in cancer biology is whether oncogenic transformation of different cell types of origin ...
SummaryThe identification of cell types of origin for cancer has important implications for tumor st...
SummaryThe prostate epithelial lineage hierarchy and the cellular origin for prostate cancer remain ...
The identification of cell types of origin for cancer has important implications for tumor stratific...
The identification of cell types of origin for cancer has important implications for tumor stratific...
Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed male malignancy. Despite compelling epidemiology, the...
The relationship between the cells that initiate cancer and the cancer stem-like cells that propagat...
The identification of tumor-initiating cells represents a significant challenge for studies of prost...
The cell of origin for prostate cancer remains a subject of debate. Genetically engineered mouse mod...
Primary prostate cancer almost always has a luminal phenotype. However, little is known about the st...
SummaryPrimary prostate cancer almost always has a luminal phenotype. However, little is known about...
The prostate is a luminal secretory tissue whose function is regulated by male sex hormones. Castrat...
Background\ud Prostate tumor heterogeneity is a major factor in disease management. Heterogeneity co...
The normal prostate shows a high degree of cellular organization. The basal layer is populated by pr...
The prostate is a glandular epithelium composed of basal, luminal and neuroendocrine cells that orig...
A key issue in cancer biology is whether oncogenic transformation of different cell types of origin ...
SummaryThe identification of cell types of origin for cancer has important implications for tumor st...
SummaryThe prostate epithelial lineage hierarchy and the cellular origin for prostate cancer remain ...
The identification of cell types of origin for cancer has important implications for tumor stratific...
The identification of cell types of origin for cancer has important implications for tumor stratific...
Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed male malignancy. Despite compelling epidemiology, the...
The relationship between the cells that initiate cancer and the cancer stem-like cells that propagat...
The identification of tumor-initiating cells represents a significant challenge for studies of prost...
The cell of origin for prostate cancer remains a subject of debate. Genetically engineered mouse mod...
Primary prostate cancer almost always has a luminal phenotype. However, little is known about the st...
SummaryPrimary prostate cancer almost always has a luminal phenotype. However, little is known about...
The prostate is a luminal secretory tissue whose function is regulated by male sex hormones. Castrat...
Background\ud Prostate tumor heterogeneity is a major factor in disease management. Heterogeneity co...
The normal prostate shows a high degree of cellular organization. The basal layer is populated by pr...
The prostate is a glandular epithelium composed of basal, luminal and neuroendocrine cells that orig...