These 22 markers ended up being the best combination of markers that allow us to most effectively diagnose prostate cancer.

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There is really intriguing evidence that this particular gene fusion is the causative agent of prostate cancer.

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It's a controversial arena -- the PSA is a marker of prostate bulk and size, but it's highly expressed in benign prostate disease as well as cancer -- so in that context it's not a specific marker.

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Initially, we envision this new test could be used as a supplement to PSA. A physician might suggest a patient with an elevated PSA have this test before a biopsy to better determine whether it's a cancerous or benign condition. In the future, I think this could replace PSA.

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It was a serendipitous discovery, something very surprising to us.

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