Нейроэндокринная дифференцировка в опухолях предстательной железы и мочевого пузыря, ассоциированных со старением
Диссертация
В последние годы появились новые данные о роли нейроэндокринных (НЭ) клеток в онкогенезе предстательной железы. Однако функция НЭ клеток в простате все еще мало изучена. Полагают, что НЭ клетки необходимы для роста и дифференцирования, также как для регулирования гомеостаза секреторных процессов в зрелой предстательной железе. Противоречивы данные о том, что пропорция НЭ клеток увеличивается… Читать ещё >
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