MTA1 and prostate cancer: Since we have also previously demonstrated the more potent MTA1-targeted inhibitory activity of gnetin C, a dimer resveratrol (Figure 1A), compared to resveratrol and pterostilbene, both in vitro and in prostate cancer xenografts [31,35], we sought to determine the efficacy of gnetin C in an adequate preclinical model of prostate cancer.