For the past several years, there has been evolving evidence that alteration in gene expression of microRNAs (miRNAs) is associated with several diseases, including human malignancies such as prostate cancer (PCa).
Plant viruses cause the second highest losses to crop yields every year, surpassed only by fungi.
RNA isolation and quantification of miRNAs are gaining significance as promising methods in cancer biomarker discovery.
The National Institute of Health estimates that approximately 6 in 100 000 individuals develop brain or central nervous system-related cancers each year.
If experts say that colorectal cancer (CRC) is one of the most preventable and often curable diseases, then why does it still consume 10.2% of all cancer cases globally?