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Urology news  14 Feb.2014

Magbanua MJM

Vigorous physical activity after diagnosis of localized prostate cancer may reduce the risk of disease progression and prostate cancer–specific mortality. The molecular mechanisms by which physical activity may exert protective effects in the prostate remain unknown. These findings suggest potential biological mechanisms by which vigorous activity may reduce risk of prostate cancer progression.

Methods

Authors examined the associations between self–reported physical activity and gene expression patterns in morphologically normal prostate tissue of 71 men with low–risk prostate cancer on active surveillance.

Differential gene expression, gene set, and pathway analyses were conducted comparing dichotomous groups defined by type, intensity, and amount of physical activity reported.

Results

Cell cycling and DNA repair pathways were up–regulated in men who participated in ≥ 3 h/week vigorous activity compared with men who did not.

In addition, canonical pathways involved in cell signaling and metabolism, the cellular effects of sildenafil (Viagra), and the Nrf2–mediated oxidative stress response were modulated in men who reported ≥ 3 h/week of vigorous activity.

Differential expression analysis at the individual gene level revealed modest differences between men who performed vigorous activity for ≥ 3 h/week and those who did not.

There were no differences in prostate gene expression in comparisons with exercise groupings that did not consider both duration and intensity of activity.

Source: Cancer Causes and Control, 02/14/2014