Abstract 6432: Co-expression of HERV-R, CCND1, BRAF, FOXA1, TMPRSS2, ATF4 and low expression of BAZ1B and KMT2D is associated with early detection and poor prognosis of prostate cancer in African Black men from Nigeria
Mohammed Faruk(Ahmadu Bello University), Sani Ibrahim(Ahmadu Bello University), Kevin Petrie(University of Sunderland), Ahmad Bello(Ahmadu Bello University), Solomon O. Rotimi(Covenant University), Halimatu Sadiya Musa(Ahmadu Bello University), Clayton Yates(Johns Hopkins University), Folakemi T. Odedina(Nemours Children’s Clinic), Franklin W. Huang(Cancer Research Institute), Sani Abubakar(Ahmadu Bello University), Yawale Iliyasu(Ahmadu Bello University), Sani Kamarudeen Owolabi(Ahmadu Bello University), Adoke Kasimu Umar(Federal University Birnin Kebbi), Konrad Stawiski(Medical University of Lodz)
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