Part 5: BRCA 1 2 mutations and prostate cancer from parp Watch Video
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Description: This series of animations investigates the use of PARP inhibitors for prostate cancer treatment and has been developed by Prof Phillip Cornford in association with ecancer.nnThe BRCA genes are an important part of the repair process for the daily onslaught of DNA damage, any faults can mean mistakes start to build up in the DNA, which increases the chances of the cell becoming cancerous. nnThis video explores the role of BRCA 1 and 2 genes in the HRR pathway and how it induces prostate cancer. A
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