Abstract
The major urological cancers comprise prostate adenocarcinoma, urinary bladder (or upper urinary tract) carcinoma, renal cell carcinoma, testicular cancer and penile carcinoma, in this order of incidence, each with various histological and molecular subtypes [...].
Highlights
The major major urological urological cancers cancers comprise comprise prostate prostate adenocarcinoma, adenocarcinoma, urinary urinary bladder bladder (or tract) carcinoma, carcinoma, renal renal cell cell carcinoma, carcinoma, testicular testicular cancer cancer and and penile penile carcinoma, carcinoma, in in this this order order of of incidence, each with various histological and molecular subtypes
As Lobo et al [1] describe in their contribution to the IJMS special issue on the this scenario may apply to some germ cell cancers
“Epigenetics of Urological Cancers”, this scenario may apply to some germ cell cancers
Summary
The major major urological urological cancers cancers comprise comprise prostate prostate adenocarcinoma, adenocarcinoma, urinary urinary bladder bladder (or (or upper upper urinary urinary tract) tract) carcinoma, carcinoma, renal renal cell cell carcinoma, carcinoma, testicular testicular cancer cancer and and penile penile carcinoma, carcinoma, in in this this order order of of incidence, each with various histological and molecular subtypes. Epigenetic mechanisms on their own might cause a cancer in the mutational changes to the genome. The interaction of various epigenetic mechanisms could absence of mutational changes to the genome.
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