Facteurs de risque génétiques pour le cancer de la prostate

@article{Cussenot2004FacteursDR,
  title={Facteurs de risque g{\'e}n{\'e}tiques pour le cancer de la prostate},
  author={Olivier Cussenot and G. Cancel-Tassin},
  journal={M S-medecine Sciences},
  year={2004},
  volume={20},
  pages={562-568}
}
L’incidence du cancer de la prostate, cancer le plus frequent apres l’âge de 50 ans, varie selon les pays. Les seuls facteurs de risque identifies avec certitude sont l’origine ethnique et les antecedents familiaux d’un cancer du meme type. Les formes familiales sont observees dans environ 20 % des cas, et une transmission hereditaire est retrouvee dans 5 % des cas. Six locus de predisposition sont connus, mais d’autres restent a identifier. L’heterogeneite genetique de la predisposition au… 
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