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		<description><![CDATA[Diagnostic events (in squares) in the sequence of  screening and follow-up for prostate cancer. The size and darkness of the curved arrows indicate the current knowledge regarding diagnostic tools. Block arrows indicate the function of diagnostic modalities regarding the outcome of events. Related Posts:Estimated cancer deaths in 10 leading sites (United States) [/caption] Excludes basal and squamous cell skin cancerand carcinoma in situ except bladder. From Landis S H, Murray T, Bolden S, Wingo P A. Cancer Statistics, 1998. CA Cancer J Clin ...Prostatitis Syndromes. Part 4: Diagnosis Cultures. In acute cases, documentation of a significant infection of the bladder urine is all that is required for definitive diagnosis. However, a urine culture is insufficient to differentiate chronic bacterial prostatitis from non-bacterial prostatitis or prostatodynia, as specimens are ...Prostate cells in the absence of trophic factors A Various prostate cells in the absence of trophic factorsEstimated cancer deaths in 10 leading sites by gender, United States is presented: BPH &#60; NHP&#60; LNCaP &#60; PCA&#60; PC3&#60;PCA&#60; DU 145. Shown above are changes in apoptosis proteins. (Refer to text for details.) No change; increase (upward arrowhead); decrease (downward arrowhead); little ...Diagram of the human androgen receptor gene [/caption] Black areas = trans-activation domains; P = proline directed phosphorylated Ser residues; HSP = heat shock protein; pKC = protein kinase C; pKA = protein kinase A; MAPK = mitogen-activated protein kinase; DNA-Dep ...Aspartate transport and citrate production in prostate luminal epithelial cells Aspartate transport and citrate production in prostate luminal epithelial cellsSchematic diagram of the human androgen receptor gene The low affinity L-aspartate transporter Na+-K+ ATPase and a citrate transporter are represented at the apical membrane. The high affinity L-aspartate transporter and glucose transporters are represented in the basal membrane. Reproduced ...]]></description>
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<p>Diagnostic events (<em>in squares</em>) in the sequence of  screening and follow-up for <a href="http://healthandprostate.com/index.php/dictionary/prostate-cancer-2">prostate cancer</a>. The size and darkness of the <em>curved arrows</em> indicate the current knowledge regarding diagnostic tools. <em>Block arrows</em> indicate the function of diagnostic modalities regarding the outcome of events.</p>
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		<title>Comparison of the gross anatomy of the human and rat prostate</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[PZ = peripheral zone; CZ = central zone; TZ = transition zone; fm = anterior fibromuscular stroma; UD = distal urethra; UP = proximal urethral segment; E = ejaculatory ducts; bn = bladder neck; s = preprostatic and distal striated urethral sphincters; C = coronal plane; OC = oblique coronal plane; BL = bladder; SV = seminal vesicles; CG = coagulating gland; V = ventral lobe of the prostate; L = lateral lobe of the prostate; D = distal lobe of the prostate; Bur G = bulbourethral gland; UR = urethra; PU = pubis; vas deferens; CE = cauda epididymis. Reproduced from Price D. Comparative aspects of development and structure in the prostate. In: Vollmer EP, editor. Biology of the prostate and related tissues. Vol. XII. Bethesda (MD): Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare (US); 1963.; and Jesik CJ, Holland JM, Lee C. An anatomic and his-tologic study of the rat prostate. Prostate 1982; 3. Read more [...]]]></description>
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PZ = peripheral zone; CZ = central zone; TZ = transition zone; fm = anterior fibromuscular stroma; UD = distal urethra; UP = proximal urethral segment; E = ejaculatory ducts; bn = bladder neck; s = preprostatic and distal striated urethral sphincters; C = coronal plane; OC = oblique coronal plane; BL = bladder; SV = seminal vesicles; CG = coagulating gland; V = ventral lobe of the prostate; L = lateral lobe of the prostate; D = distal lobe of the prostate; Bur G = bulbourethral gland; UR = urethra; PU = pubis; vas deferens; CE = cauda epididymis.

Reproduced from Price D. Comparative aspects of development and structure in the prostate. In: Vollmer EP, editor. Biology of the prostate and related tissues. Vol. XII. Bethesda (MD): Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare (US); 1963.; and Jesik CJ, Holland JM, Lee C. An anatomic and his-tologic study of the rat prostate. Prostate 1982; 3. <a href="http://healthandprostate.com/images-diagrams-tables/comparison-of-the-gross-anatomy-of-the-human-and-rat-prostate" class="more-link">Read more [...]</a>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Aspartate transport and citrate production in prostate luminal epithelial cells</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The low affinity L-aspartate transporter Na+-K+ ATPase and a citrate transporter are represented at the apical membrane. The high affinity L-aspartate transporter and glucose transporters are represented in the basal membrane. Reproduced from Lao L, Franklin R B, Costello L C. High-affinity L-aspartate transporter in prostate epithelial cells that is regulated by testosterone. Prostate 1993; 22. Related Posts:Prostate cells in the absence of trophic factors A [/caption] is presented: BPH &#60; NHP&#60; LNCaP &#60; PCA&#60; PC3&#60;PCA&#60; DU 145. Shown above are changes in apoptosis proteins. (Refer to text for details.) No change; increase (upward arrowhead); decrease (downward arrowhead); little ...High-Grade Prostatic Intraepithelial Neoplasia Loss of genome protective function in high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (HGPIN) based on proliferation compartment infidelity. Reproduced from De Marzo A M, Nelson W G, Meeker A K, Coffey D S. Stem cell features of benign and malignant prostate epithelial cells. J Urol 1998; 160. Effects of tissue localization of the androgen receptor on differentiation of the urogenital sinus Effects of tissue localization of the androgen receptor on differentiation of the urogenital sinus (UGS)Various prostate cells in the absence of trophic factors Epithelium and stroma from the urogenital sinuses of wild-type (androgen-receptor positive) or Tfm (androgen-receptor negative) mice were recombined and grafted under the renal capsule. Prostatic epithelium ...Diagnostic events for prostate cancer [/caption] Diagnostic events (in squares) in the sequence of  screening and follow-up for prostate cancer. The size and darkness of the curved arrows indicate the current knowledge regarding diagnostic tools. Block arrows indicate the function of diagnostic ...Estimated cancer deaths in 10 leading sites (United States) Estimated cancer deaths in 10 leading sites by gender, United StatesDiagnostic events for prostate cancer Excludes basal and squamous cell skin cancerand carcinoma in situ except bladder. From Landis S H, Murray T, Bolden S, Wingo P A. Cancer Statistics, 1998. CA Cancer J Clin ...]]></description>
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<p>The low affinity L-aspartate transporter Na<sup>+</sup>-K<sup>+</sup> ATPase and a citrate transporter are represented at the apical membrane. The high affinity L-aspartate transporter and glucose transporters are represented in the basal membrane.</p>
<p><em>Reproduced from Lao L, Franklin R B, Costello L C. High-affinity L-aspartate transporter in prostate epithelial cells that is regulated by testosterone. Prostate 1993; 22.</em></p>
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Loss of genome protective function in high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (HGPIN) based on proliferation compartment infidelity.

Reproduced from De Marzo A M, Nelson W G, Meeker A K, Coffey D S. Stem cell features of benign and malignant prostate epithelial cells. J Urol 1998; 160. </span></li><li><a href="http://healthandprostate.com/images-diagrams-tables/effects-of-tissue-localization-of-the-androgen-receptor-on-differentiation-of-the-urogenital-sinus" rel="bookmark" class="crp_title">Effects of tissue localization of the androgen receptor on differentiation of the urogenital sinus</a><span class="crp_excerpt"> <div id="attachment_218" class="wp-caption aligncenter" style="width: 410px"><p class="wp-caption-text">Effects of tissue localization of the androgen receptor on differentiation of the urogenital sinus (UGS)</p></div><p class="wp-caption-text">Various prostate cells in the absence of trophic factors</p></div>

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		<description><![CDATA[A is presented: BPH &#60; NHP&#60; LNCaP &#60; PCA&#60; PC3&#60;PCA&#60; DU 145. Shown above are changes in apoptosis proteins. (Refer to text for details.) No change; increase (upward arrowhead); decrease (downward arrowhead); little or no expression (little/no). Shown in the middle are the cell growth and apoptosis properties of various prostate cells in the absence of trophic factors, as deduced from preceding figures. (- = no growth;. + to +++ = different levels of apoptosis.) The BPH and NHP cells did not proliferate at all and demonstrated fast apoptotic kinetics. The LNCaP cells demonstrated a low level of proliferation and an intermediate level of apoptosis. The PC3 cells demonstrated very aggressive growth and intermediate levels of apoptosis. The PCA and DU 145 cells, in contrast, demonstrated a rapid cell proliferation as well as much delayed and decreased levels of apoptosis. B, Summary of molecular events leading to differential survivabilities of normal versus cancerous prostate epithelial cells in the absence of trophic factors. Note that there exist exceptions to this generalized Read more [...]]]></description>
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is presented: BPH &lt; NHP&lt; LNCaP &lt; PCA&lt; PC3&lt;PCA&lt; DU 145. Shown above are changes in apoptosis proteins. (Refer to text for details.) No change; increase (upward arrowhead); decrease (downward arrowhead); little or no expression (little/no). Shown in the middle are the cell growth and apoptosis properties of various prostate cells in the absence of trophic factors, as deduced from preceding figures. (- = no growth;. + to +++ = different levels of apoptosis.) The BPH and NHP cells did not proliferate at all and demonstrated fast apoptotic kinetics. The LNCaP cells demonstrated a low level of proliferation and an intermediate level of apoptosis. The PC3 cells demonstrated very aggressive growth and intermediate levels of apoptosis. The PCA and DU 145 cells, in contrast, demonstrated a rapid cell proliferation as well as much delayed and decreased levels of apoptosis. B, Summary of molecular events leading to differential survivabilities of normal versus cancerous prostate epithelial cells in the absence of trophic factors. Note that there exist exceptions to this generalized <a href="http://healthandprostate.com/images-diagrams-tables/prostate-cells-in-the-absence-of-trophic-factors" class="more-link">Read more [...]</a>]]></content:encoded>
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		<description><![CDATA[Loss of genome protective function in high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (HGPIN) based on proliferation compartment infidelity. Reproduced from De Marzo A M, Nelson W G, Meeker A K, Coffey D S. Stem cell features of benign and malignant prostate epithelial cells. J Urol 1998; 160. Related Posts:Chemoprevention of Cancer of the Prostate With a dramatic increase in the number of prostate cancers detected as a result of prostate-specific antigen screening and the resulting public focus on the disease, a lot of attention has been placed on how to respond to this public health threat. While the ...Aspartate transport and citrate production in prostate luminal epithelial cells [/caption] The low affinity L-aspartate transporter Na+-K+ ATPase and a citrate transporter are represented at the apical membrane. The high affinity L-aspartate transporter and glucose transporters are represented in the basal membrane. Reproduced ...Prostate cells in the absence of trophic factors A Various prostate cells in the absence of trophic factorsAspartate transport and citrate production in prostate luminal epithelial cells is presented: BPH &#60; NHP&#60; LNCaP &#60; PCA&#60; PC3&#60;PCA&#60; DU 145. Shown above are changes in apoptosis proteins. (Refer to text for details.) No change; increase (upward arrowhead); decrease (downward arrowhead); little ...Estimated cancer deaths in 10 leading sites (United States) [/caption] Excludes basal and squamous cell skin cancerand carcinoma in situ except bladder. From Landis S H, Murray T, Bolden S, Wingo P A. Cancer Statistics, 1998. CA Cancer J Clin ...Diagnostic events for prostate cancer Diagnostic events for prostate cancerEstimated cancer deaths in 10 leading sites by gender, United States Diagnostic events (in squares) in the sequence of  screening and follow-up for prostate cancer. The size and darkness of the curved arrows indicate the current knowledge regarding diagnostic tools. Block arrows indicate the function of diagnostic ...]]></description>
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<p>Loss of genome protective function in high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (HGPIN) based on proliferation compartment infidelity.</p>
<p><em>Reproduced from De Marzo A M, Nelson W G, Meeker A K, Coffey D S. Stem cell features of benign and malignant prostate epithelial cells. J Urol 1998; 160.</em></p>
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The low affinity L-aspartate transporter Na+-K+ ATPase and a citrate transporter are represented at the apical membrane. The high affinity L-aspartate transporter and glucose transporters are represented in the basal membrane.

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is presented: BPH &lt; NHP&lt; LNCaP &lt; PCA&lt; PC3&lt;PCA&lt; DU 145. Shown above are changes in apoptosis proteins. (Refer to text for details.) No change; increase (upward arrowhead); decrease (downward arrowhead); little ...</span></li><li><a href="http://healthandprostate.com/images-diagrams-tables/estimated-cancer-deaths-in-10-leading-sites-united-states" rel="bookmark" class="crp_title">Estimated cancer deaths in 10 leading sites (United States)</a><span class="crp_excerpt"> <div id="attachment_204" class="wp-caption aligncenter" style="width: 410px">[/caption]

Excludes basal and squamous cell skin cancerand carcinoma in situ except bladder. From Landis S H, Murray T, Bolden S, Wingo P A. Cancer Statistics, 1998. CA Cancer J Clin ...</span></li><li><a href="http://healthandprostate.com/images-diagrams-tables/diagnostic-events-for-prostate-cancer" rel="bookmark" class="crp_title">Diagnostic events for prostate cancer</a><span class="crp_excerpt"> <div id="attachment_209" class="wp-caption aligncenter" style="width: 410px"><p class="wp-caption-text">Diagnostic events for prostate cancer</p></div><p class="wp-caption-text">Estimated cancer deaths in 10 leading sites by gender, United States</p></div>

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		<title>Diagram of the human androgen receptor gene</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Black areas = trans-activation domains; P = proline directed phosphorylated Ser residues; HSP = heat shock protein; pKC = protein kinase C; pKA = protein kinase A; MAPK = mitogen-activated protein kinase; DNA-Dep Kin = DNA-dependent kinase; Ser-Pro = serine-proline directed kinase; Cas-Kin II = casein kinase II. Adapted from Wiener et al., MacLean et al., Blok et al., and Zhou et al. Related Posts:Effects of tissue localization of the androgen receptor on differentiation of the urogenital sinus [/caption] Epithelium and stroma from the urogenital sinuses of wild-type (androgen-receptor positive) or Tfm (androgen-receptor negative) mice were recombined and grafted under the renal capsule. Prostatic epithelium ...Comparison of the gross anatomy of the human and rat prostate Comparison of the gross anatomy of the human (left) and rat (right) prostateEffects of tissue localization of the androgen receptor on differentiation of the urogenital sinus (UGS) PZ = peripheral zone; CZ = central zone; TZ = transition zone; fm = anterior fibromuscular stroma; UD = distal urethra; UP = proximal urethral segment; E = ...Diagnostic events for prostate cancer [/caption] Diagnostic events (in squares) in the sequence of  screening and follow-up for prostate cancer. The size and darkness of the curved arrows indicate the current knowledge regarding diagnostic tools. Block arrows indicate the function of diagnostic ...Estimated cancer deaths in 10 leading sites (United States) Estimated cancer deaths in 10 leading sites by gender, United StatesDiagnostic events for prostate cancer Excludes basal and squamous cell skin cancerand carcinoma in situ except bladder. From Landis S H, Murray T, Bolden S, Wingo P A. Cancer Statistics, 1998. CA Cancer J Clin ...Combined Androgen Blockade Overview. Combined androgen blockade (CAB)—sometimes called androgen -deprivation therapy—is the simultaneous administration of an LHRH analogue and an antiandrogen. A huge number of randomized, controlled trials have been undertaken to assess the benefit of adding an antiandrogen to LHRH therapy. Mechanism Of Action. The individual ...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div id="attachment_232" class="wp-caption aligncenter" style="width: 560px"><img class="size-full wp-image-232" title="Schematic diagram of the human androgen receptor gene" src="http://healthandprostate.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/human-androgen-receptor-gene.jpg" alt="Schematic diagram of the human androgen receptor gene" width="550" height="382" /><p class="wp-caption-text">Schematic diagram of the human androgen receptor gene</p></div>
<p>Black areas = trans-activation domains; P = proline directed phosphorylated Ser residues; HSP = heat shock protein; pKC = protein kinase C; pKA = protein kinase A; MAPK = mitogen-activated protein kinase; DNA-Dep Kin = DNA-dependent kinase; Ser-Pro = serine-proline directed kinase; Cas-Kin II = casein kinase II.</p>
<p><em>Adapted from Wiener et al., MacLean et al., Blok et al., and Zhou et al.</em></p>
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		<title>Effects of tissue localization of the androgen receptor on differentiation of the urogenital sinus</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Epithelium and stroma from the urogenital sinuses of wild-type (androgen-receptor positive) or Tfm (androgen-receptor negative) mice were recombined and grafted under the renal capsule. Prostatic epithelium was obtained when wild-type or Tfm epithelium was recombined with wild-type stroma. Recombination of wild-type or Tfm epithelium with Tfm stroma resulted in development of a vaginal morphology. Reproduced with permission from Cunha G R, Chung W K, Shannon J M, Reese B G. Stromal-epithelial interactions in sex differentiation. Biol Reprod 1980; 22. Read more [...]]]></description>
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Epithelium and stroma from the urogenital sinuses of wild-type (androgen-receptor positive) or Tfm (androgen-receptor negative) mice were recombined and grafted under the renal capsule. Prostatic epithelium was obtained when wild-type or Tfm epithelium was recombined with wild-type stroma. Recombination of wild-type or Tfm epithelium with Tfm stroma resulted in development of a vaginal morphology.

Reproduced with permission from Cunha G R, Chung W K, Shannon J M, Reese B G. Stromal-epithelial interactions in sex differentiation. Biol Reprod 1980; 22. <a href="http://healthandprostate.com/images-diagrams-tables/effects-of-tissue-localization-of-the-androgen-receptor-on-differentiation-of-the-urogenital-sinus" class="more-link">Read more [...]</a>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Estimated cancer deaths in 10 leading sites (United States)</title>
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