Prostate

... I would 1) consider involvement of two genes, 2) consider diseases that are different depending on male or female (such as breast cancer and prostate cancer). Also, the most useful piece of information is "what disease ?" is withheld and that makes it more difficult to assess... ...

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... I would 1) consider involvement of two genes, 2) consider diseases that are different depending on male or female (such as breast cancer and prostate cancer). Also, the most useful piece of information is "what disease ?" is withheld and that makes it more difficult to assess...

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... side benefits for cancer research in general. Genes involved in breast cancer predisposition can also play roles in cancers such as ovarian and prostate, she says. "They [the variants] may predispose to more than breast cancer in the end," she says” MORE EVIDENCE these genes are harmful ...

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... of diabetes mellitus type 2 by up to half, liver protection, a reduced risk of oral, esophageal, and pharyngeal cancer, a lower risk of aggressive prostate cancer, cardioprotection, antioxidation, prevention of dental caries and a decreased risk of gout in men over age 40. Unfortunately, it also ...

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... membrane. C.respiratory membrane. D.parietal membrane. 4. cocoon the earthworm is formed by the secretions of ------------gland. A.clilellar. B.prostate. C.salivary. D.intestinal. 5. in -------- brain shows accumulation of amyloid protien plaques. A.alzheimers disease. B.sickle cell anaemia. ...

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