The impact of micronutrients on gene expression in prostate cancer: Lycopene

Olivia Rl Wright; Judith D Bauer; Peter W Swindle; Jonathan P Whitehead; John Hooper; Nigel Waterhouse; Johannes B Prins; Gethin Thomas

Abstract

Cancer of the prostate gland is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer in men, and accounts for 6.1% of total cancer deaths.1 There is limited evidence for the effect of dietary and lifestyle modifications on prostate cancer (PC) progression, identifying a much needed area for further research.2 Lycopene consumption influences a targeted set of metabolic genes in healthy men, in vivo; however, genome-wide investigation of the effects of lycopene has not been investigated or established in men with varying severities of PC.

Original language	English
Pages	152
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 2012
Event	The Joint Meeting of the International Psycho-Oncology Society (IPOS) 14th World Congress and Clinical Oncological Society of Australia’s (COSA) 39th Annual Scientific Meeting - Duration: 12 Nov 2012 → 14 Nov 2012

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Conference	The Joint Meeting of the International Psycho-Oncology Society (IPOS) 14th World Congress and Clinical Oncological Society of Australia’s (COSA) 39th Annual Scientific Meeting
Abbreviated title	Impact through Translation: Cancer Research Informing Practice
Period	12/11/12 → 14/11/12

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Wright, O. R., Bauer, J. D., Swindle, P. W., Whitehead, J. P., Hooper, J., Waterhouse, N., Prins, J. B., & Thomas, G. (2012). The impact of micronutrients on gene expression in prostate cancer: Lycopene. 152. Abstract from The Joint Meeting of the International Psycho-Oncology Society (IPOS) 14th World Congress and Clinical Oncological Society of Australia’s (COSA) 39th Annual Scientific Meeting.

Wright, Olivia Rl ; Bauer, Judith D ; Swindle, Peter W ; Whitehead, Jonathan P ; Hooper, John ; Waterhouse, Nigel ; Prins, Johannes B ; Thomas, Gethin. / The impact of micronutrients on gene expression in prostate cancer: Lycopene. Abstract from The Joint Meeting of the International Psycho-Oncology Society (IPOS) 14th World Congress and Clinical Oncological Society of Australia’s (COSA) 39th Annual Scientific Meeting.1 p.

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Wright, OR, Bauer, JD, Swindle, PW, Whitehead, JP, Hooper, J, Waterhouse, N, Prins, JB & Thomas, G 2012, 'The impact of micronutrients on gene expression in prostate cancer: Lycopene', The Joint Meeting of the International Psycho-Oncology Society (IPOS) 14th World Congress and Clinical Oncological Society of Australia’s (COSA) 39th Annual Scientific Meeting, 12/11/12 - 14/11/12 pp. 152.

The impact of micronutrients on gene expression in prostate cancer: Lycopene. / Wright, Olivia Rl; Bauer, Judith D; Swindle, Peter W; Whitehead, Jonathan P; Hooper, John; Waterhouse, Nigel; Prins, Johannes B; Thomas, Gethin.

2012. 152 Abstract from The Joint Meeting of the International Psycho-Oncology Society (IPOS) 14th World Congress and Clinical Oncological Society of Australia’s (COSA) 39th Annual Scientific Meeting.

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The impact of micronutrients on gene expression in prostate cancer: Lycopene

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