SLC35A2 and posterior cortical atrophy: This results in glucuronide (–G) derivatives that are more hydrophilic than the parent molecules, and can be more easily excreted into bile or urine.10 Glucuronidation is an essential pathway for steroid inactivation and elimination in cancer cells, and is very active in the prostate.12 Thus, the UGT pathway participates in the regulation of the local exposure of prostate cells to steroid hormones, and this pathway has been shown to influence the risk13,14 and progression of PCa.15–17