Vol. 9, Issue 2, Part C (2023)

Abstract
The prostate is a small gland (walnut-sized) positioned beneath the urinary bladder in male person. The prime work of the prostate gland is the storage of seminal fluid that supplies nourishment to sperm and helps in its transportation. In older age, the prostate gland goes to enlarge according to time stretch and goes to benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH). However, in the process of tumor development, prostate cells are altered into tumor cells by the uncontrolled division of prostate cells. BPH symptoms are similar to those of prostate cancer (PCa), but it does not cause uncontrolled growth and metastasis. PCa is second most frequently diagnosed male cancer after lung carcinoma on the planet. It has 12, 76,106 (7.1%) new cases and a mortality rate of 3.8 percent of all deaths caused by cancer in men in 2018. Androgen-induced activation of GPR56 signaling is important for normal classical androgen signaling via the nuclear AR. By using GPR56 as a therapeutic target, classical androgen signaling can also be inhibited.