Going viral? Linking the etiology of human prostate cancer to the PCA3 long noncoding RNA and oncogenic viruses

Teixeira, Andre AMarchiò, SerenaDias‐Neto, EmmanuelNunes, Diana Nda Silva, Israel TChackerian, BryceBarry, MarcLauer, Richard CGiordano, Ricardo JSidman, RichardWheeler, Cosette MCavenee, Webster KPasqualini, RenataArap, Wadih2017-12-062017Teixeira, A. A., S. Marchiò, E. Dias‐Neto, D. N. Nunes, I. T. da Silva, B. Chackerian, M. Barry, et al. 2017. “Going viral? Linking the etiology of human prostate cancer to the PCA3 long noncoding RNA and oncogenic viruses.” EMBO Molecular Medicine 9 (10): 1327-1330. doi:10.15252/emmm.201708072. http://dx.doi.org/10.15252/emmm.201708072.http://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:HUL.InstRepos:34492283The hypothesis is discussed that prostate cancer marker lncRNA PCA3 was introduced into the human genome by an oncogenic virus, and that viral infection‐related mechanisms might underlie its overexpression and prostate cancer initiation and/or progression.en-USOpinionCancerMicrobiology, Virology & Host Pathogen InteractionUrogenital SystemGoing viral? Linking the etiology of human prostate cancer to the PCA3 long noncoding RNA and oncogenic virusesJournal Article2017-12-0610.15252/emmm.201708072