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The HOXA9 gene expression enhances the ovarian cancer by creating a cancer stimulating environment around them

Posted by jahnaviabhi on Sun, 23 Sep 2012

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The epithelial ovarian cancer (EOC) disease is associated with peritoneal cavity in about 70 percent of EOC cases. The ovarian cancer cells usually are found distributed on the peritoneal surfaces of white adipose tissue and connective tissues. The EOC cells are mostly inclined to spread into peritoneal areas while they are morphologically similar to the cells derived from Mullerian ducts. Homeobox genes belong to a gene superfamily which is involved in managing the cell differentiation and spec... Read More

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