Targeting the <scp>KDM4B–AR–c‐Myc</scp> axis promotes sensitivity to androgen receptor‐targeted therapy in advanced prostate cancer
Donge Tang(Shenzhen Second People's Hospital), Songhui Xu(Nanchang University), Yong Dai(Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine), Haowu Jiang(Central South University), Jiaxi He(Johnson & Johnson (United States)), Liewen Lin(Jinan University), Xinyan Geng(Beijing Normal University), Qixin Leng(University of Maryland, Baltimore), De‐Xue Fu(University of Maryland, Baltimore)
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