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Vis AN et al. - In CRPC, prostate cancer cells still rely on intracellular androgens and on an active AR for growth and survival. CRPCs have gained mechanisms that enable them to use steroids from the circulation more efficiently through altered gene expression, and through a renewed and up-regulated synthesis of steroid hormone-converting enzymes. Additionally, CRPCs might synthesise AR isoforms that enable AR mediated processes independent from available androgens.

Today in Basic Science/Genetics...keeping you current

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Today in Endocrine...keeping you current

Lower urinary tract symptoms, obesity and the metabolic syndrome
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Today in Prostate...keeping you current

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