A case-control study examining associations of germ-line oxidative DNA repair single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) with lethal prostate cancer (PCa) risk.

Noah M. Hahn,Jeesun Jung,Jessica Dantzer,Santosh Philips,Yash R. Patel,K. A. Carr,Yousef Mohammadi,D. Magjuka,C. Camp,M. Bolden,Edward F. Dropcho,J A Knight,Marietta L. Moore,Angela D. Reed,M. J. Waddell,James E. Klaunig,Lang Li,Christopher Sweeney,Todd C. Skaar

A case-control study examining associations of germ-line oxidative DNA repair single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) with lethal prostate cancer (PCa) risk.

2011

Noah M. Hahn
Jeesun Jung
Jessica Dantzer
Santosh Philips
Yash R. Patel
K. A. Carr
Yousef Mohammadi
D. Magjuka
C. Camp
M. Bolden
Edward F. Dropcho
J A Knight
Marietta L. Moore
Angela D. Reed
M. J. Waddell
James E. Klaunig
Lang Li
Christopher Sweeney
Todd C. Skaar

4645 Background: PCa risk is multi-factorial with both genetic and environmental influences. Candidate SNPs identifying risk of lethal PCa have been poorly characterized. This case control study wa...

Keywords:

Germline
Prostate cancer
Single-nucleotide polymorphism
DNA repair
Genetics
Medicine
Case-control study
Bioinformatics
Oxidative phosphorylation
candidate snps

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