Frequency of coexistent disease at CT in patients with prostate carcinoma selected for definitive radiation therapy: is limited treatment-planning CT adequate?
The incidence of clinically important coexistent disease in patients with prostate carcinoma who are referred for definitive radiation therapy is low. Therefore, contrast-enhanced abdominal and pelvic CT in addition to treatment-planning CT is of limited value.
CR induced induction of fatty acid oxidation gene expression was augmented with Keap1 knockdown, which was associated with differential expression of several miRNAs implicated in fatty acid oxidation and lipid accumulation.