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CYP17 polymorphisms and prostate cancer outcomes
Jonathan L. Wright
, Erika M. Kwon
, Daniel W. Lin
, Suzanne Kolb
, Joseph S. Koopmeiners
, Ziding Feng
, Elaine A. Ostrander
, Janet L. Stanford
Biostatistics
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Polymorphism
100%
Prostate Cancer Outcomes
100%
CYP17
100%
CYP17 Gene
100%
Prostate Cancer
66%
Single nucleotide Polymorphism
66%
Prostate Cancer Risk
66%
Prostate Cancer Survival
66%
Hazard Ratio
33%
Genotype
33%
Medical Records
33%
Risk Reduction
33%
Conflicting Results
33%
Gene Variants
33%
Disease Progression
33%
Biosynthesis Pathway
33%
Genetic Variation
33%
Patient Outcomes
33%
Cox Regression Analysis
33%
Cause-specific Mortality
33%
Population-based Case-control Study
33%
Washington
33%
Patient Survey
33%
Survey Data
33%
Advanced Prostate Cancer
33%
SEER Cancer Registry
33%
C-17
33%
Androgen Biosynthesis
33%
Cytochrome P450 17
33%
17α-Hydroxylase
33%
17,20-Lyase
33%
King County
33%
Regulatory Regions
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism
100%
Cancer Survival
100%
Allele
50%
Genetic Divergence
50%
Cancer Registry
50%
Case-Control Study
50%
Oxygenase
50%
Enzyme
50%
Genetic Variation
50%
Regulatory Region
50%
Cytochrome P450
50%
Cancer Mortality
50%
Medical Record
50%
Risk Reduction
50%
Lyase
50%
Androgen Synthesis
50%