Using a well-established animal model of urothelial carcinoma, we performed urine proteome profiling from healthy animals and animals with urothelial carcinoma at two time-points of disease pathogenesis. Data analysis highlighted the biological processes involved in disease pathogenesis such as, for instance, response to selenium and to drugs, neutral lipid metabolism at earlier stages of disease, and inflammation, immune response and wound healing at advanced stages.
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