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. 2016 Dec 26;8(7):12484–12500. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.14226

Figure 1. Epigenetic therapies in clinical trials for prostate, bladder and kidney cancers.

Figure 1

A. Percentage of clinical trials employing each types of epigenetic therapeutic agents in prostate cancer; B. Percentage of clinical trials using mono or combined therapy as therapeutic strategy with the different classes of epigenetic drugs in prostate cancer; C. Percentage of clinical trials where different agents are used in combined therapies for prostate cancer; D. Percentage of clinical trials employing each types of epigenetic therapeutic agents in kidney cancer; E. Percentage of clinical trials using mono or combined therapy as therapeutic strategy with the different classes of epigenetic drugs in kidney cancer; F. Percentage of clinical trials where different agents are used in combined therapies for kidney cancer G. Percentage of clinical trials employing each types of epigenetic therapeutic agents in bladder cancer; H. Percentage of clinical trials using mono or combined therapy as therapeutic strategy with the different classes of epigenetic drugs in bladder cancer; I. Percentage of clinical trials where different agents are used in combined therapies for bladder cancer