Titlebook: Genitourinary Cancer; Basic and Clinical A Timothy L. Ratliff,William J. Catalona Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Boston 1987 Stagin

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Isoenzymes in prostate cancer,bolism of the glandular epithelium. Prostatic enzymatic activities may be altered both within the prostate and also in other tissues by neoplastic transformation and subsequent metastatic spread. Thus determination of enzymatic activities can be useful in the diagnosis and subsequent clinical evalua

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Editorial Comment,pper tract urothelial neoplasia. Although much of urologist’s expertise with urothelial disease in the bladder can be readily transposed to the upper urinary tract through ureteroscopic techniques there exist important differences brought out by the authors: the procedures are not 100%, one should a

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Growth factors in urology,tabolism or catabolism [1], Hormones are similarly non-nutritive substances that travel through body fluids and produce their effect on cells distant from where they were synthesized. Many growth factors may prove to be hormones, but their in vivo function is not known yet. The growth factors are pr

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Editorial Comment,peptide growth factors and oncogenes. It should be underscored that these peptide growth factor(s) are growth regulatory . in concert with other modulatory factors such as steroids and neurotransmitter substances.

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Editorial Comment,r’ [1]. In defining opinion the same reference states: ‘A belief not based on absolute certainty or positive knowledge but on what seems true, valid or probable to one’s own mind.’ I will attempt to exercise the perogatives of an editor and express my thoughts as defined in Webster’s and hopefully c

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Oncogenes and genitourinary neoplasia,s of his wife’s family [1]. Although others also described a familial nature of certain conditions, this did not necessarily prove a genetic basis for disease. Indeed, the very concept of genes was unknown at the time. However, such observations stimulated intense interest in the causes of uncontrol

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