Molecular Cancer,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
21(1)
Published: Jan. 17, 2022
Abstract
Hypoxia
is
a
remarkable
trait
of
the
tumor
microenvironment
(TME).
When
facing
selective
pressure,
cells
show
various
adaptive
characteristics,
such
as
changes
in
expression
cancer
hallmarks
(increased
proliferation,
suppressed
apoptosis,
immune
evasion,
and
so
on)
more
frequent
cell
communication.
Because
adaptation
to
hypoxia,
exploring
association
between
communication
mediators
hypoxia
has
become
increasingly
important.
Exosomes
are
important
information
carriers
cell-to-cell
Abundant
evidence
proven
that
effects
TME
mediated
by
exosomes,
with
occasional
formation
feedback
loops.
In
this
review,
we
equally
focus
on
biogenesis
heterogeneity
cancer-derived
exosomes
their
functions
under
describe
known
potential
mechanism
ascribed
hypoxia.
Notably,
call
attention
size
change
hypoxic
cell-derived
characteristic
long
neglected,
propose
some
possible
change.
Finally,
jointly
considering
recent
developments
understanding
tumors,
noteworthy
problems
field
urgently
need
be
solved
for
better
research
clinical
application.
Frontiers in Oncology,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: April 8, 2020
Metastasis
is
the
main
cause
of
cancer-related
mortality.
Although
actual
process
metastasis
remains
largely
elusive,
epithelial-mesenchymal
transition
(EMT)
has
been
considered
as
a
major
event
in
metastasis.
Besides,
hypoxia
common
solid
cancers
and
an
important
factor
for
adverse
treatment
outcomes
including
Since
EMT
potentially
share
several
signaling
pathways,
many
recent
studies
focused
on
investigate
issue
hypoxia-induced
EMT.
Among
all
potential
mediators
EMT,
hypoxia-inducible
factor-1α
(HIF-1α)
studied
extensively.
Moreover,
there
are
other
that
may
also
contribute
to
process.
This
review
aims
summarize
reports
by
HIF-1α
or
provide
insights
further
investigations
this
issue.
Ultimately,
better
understanding
allow
us
develop
anti-metastatic
strategies
improve
outcomes.
Cancer Science,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
110(5), P. 1510 - 1517
Published: March 7, 2019
Since
the
first
identification
of
hypoxic
cells
in
sections
carcinomas
1950s,
hypoxia
has
been
known
as
a
central
hallmark
cancer
and
their
microenvironment.
Indeed,
benefits
growth,
survival,
metastasis.
The
historical
discovery
hypoxia-inducible
factor-1α
(HIF1A)
early
1990s
had
great
influence
on
field
many
phenomena
could
be
explained
by
HIF1A.
However,
not
all
regions
or
types
tumors
are
necessarily
hypoxic.
Thus,
it
is
difficult
to
explain
whole
pathobiology
hypoxia,
especially
stage
cancer.
Upregulation
glucose
metabolism
well
known.
Oxygen-independent
glycolysis
activated
even
normoxia
condition,
which
Warburg
effect.
Accumulating
evidence
recent
advances
research
suggest
that
hypoxia-independent
mechanisms
for
HIF
signaling
activation
There
various
generate
pseudohypoxic
conditions,
normoxia.
Given
importance
HIF1A
pathobiology,
pseudohypoxia
concept
shed
light
longstanding
mystery
effect
accelerate
better
understanding
diverse
seen
variety
cancers.
Medicina,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
57(9), P. 864 - 864
Published: Aug. 24, 2021
Hyperbaric
oxygen
therapy
(HBOT)
consists
of
using
pure
at
increased
pressure
(in
general,
2-3
atmospheres)
leading
to
augmented
levels
in
the
blood
(Hyperoxemia)
and
tissue
(Hyperoxia).
The
bioavailability
might
be
related
a
plethora
applications,
particularly
hypoxic
regions,
also
exerting
antimicrobial,
immunomodulatory
angiogenic
properties,
among
others.
In
this
review,
we
will
discuss
detail
physiological
relevance
therapeutical
basis
HBOT,
collecting
current
indications
underlying
mechanisms.
Furthermore,
potential
areas
research
examined,
including
inflammatory
systemic
maladies,
COVID-19
cancer.
Finally,
adverse
effects
contraindications
associated
with
future
directions
considered.
Overall,
encourage
further
field
extend
possible
uses
procedure.
inclusion
HBOT
clinical
could
an
additional
support
management
multiple
pathologies.
Cells,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
8(9), P. 1110 - 1110
Published: Sept. 19, 2019
Cellular
stress
response
is
a
universal
mechanism
that
ensures
the
survival
or
negative
selection
of
cells
in
challenging
conditions.
The
transcription
factor
Forkhead
box
protein
O3
(FOXO3a)
core
regulator
cellular
homeostasis,
response,
and
longevity
since
it
can
modulate
variety
responses
upon
nutrient
shortage,
oxidative
stress,
hypoxia,
heat
shock,
DNA
damage.
FOXO3a
activity
regulated
by
post-translational
modifications
drive
its
shuttling
between
different
compartments,
thereby
determining
inactivation
(cytoplasm)
activation
(nucleus
mitochondria).
Depending
on
stimulus
subcellular
context,
activated
induce
specific
sets
nuclear
genes,
including
cell
cycle
inhibitors,
pro-apoptotic
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
scavengers,
autophagy
effectors,
gluconeogenic
enzymes,
others.
On
other
hand,
glucose
restriction,
5′-AMP-activated
kinase
(AMPK)
mitogen
(MEK)/extracellular
signal-regulated
(ERK)
-dependent
mitochondrial
translocation
allows
phosphorylation
(OXPHOS)
restoring
ATP
levels,
while
cancer
cells,
mediates
genotoxic
induced
chemotherapy.
Interestingly,
these
target
genes
their
related
pathways
are
diverse
sometimes
antagonistic,
suggesting
an
adaptable
player
dynamic
homeostasis
normal
stressed
cells.
In
this
review,
we
describe
multiple
roles
with
focus
both
functions.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
8(8)
Published: March 1, 2021
Photodynamic
therapy
(PDT)
of
cancer
is
limited
by
tumor
hypoxia.
Platinum
nanoparticles
(nano-Pt)
as
a
catalase-like
nanoenzyme
can
enhance
PDT
through
catalytic
oxygen
supply.
However,
the
cytotoxic
activity
nano-Pt
not
comprehensively
considered
in
existing
methods
to
exert
their
multifunctional
antitumor
effects.
Here,
are
loaded
into
liposomes
via
reverse
phase
evaporation.
The
clinical
photosensitizer
verteporfin
(VP)
lipid
bilayer
confer
activity.
Murine
macrophage
cell
membranes
hybridized
liposomal
membrane
biomimetic
and
targeting
features.
resulting
system,
termed
"nano-Pt/VP@MLipo,"
investigated
for
chemophototherapy
vitro
vivo
mouse
models.
At
site,
produced
catalyzation
improves
VP-mediated
PDT,
which
turn
triggers
release
permeabilization.
ultrasmall
3-5
nm
enables
better
penetration
tumors,
also
facilitated
generated
gas,
enhanced
chemotherapy.
Chemophototherapy
with
single
injection
nano-Pt/VP@MLipo
light
irradiation
inhibits
growth
aggressive
4T1
tumors
lung
metastasis,
prolongs
animal
survival
without
overt
toxicity.
Cancer Treatment and Research Communications,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
28, P. 100422 - 100422
Published: Jan. 1, 2021
Angiogenesis
plays
an
important
role
in
the
development
of
cancer
since
it
allows
for
delivery
oxygen,
nutrients,
and
growth
factors
as
well
tumor
dissemination
to
distant
organs.
Inhibition
angiogenesis
is
strategy
prevention
multiple
solid
tumors
that
depend
on
cutting
or
at
least
reducing
blood
supply
micro-regions,
resulting
pan-hypoxia
pan-necrosis
within
tissues.
These
drugs
are
part
treatment
some
types
cancer.
As
a
stand-alone
therapy,
inhibition
can
arrest
halt
growth,
but
will
not
eliminate
tumor.
Therefore,
anti-angiogenic
combinations
with
another
anti-cancer
method,
like
chemotherapy,
lead
being
critical
optimum
patient
outcomes.
Over
last
two
decades,
investigations
have
been
made
improve
efficacy
drugs,
recognize
their
potential
drug
interactions,
come
up
plausible
explanations
possible
resistance.
This
review
offer
overview
varying
concepts
angiogenesis,
several
angiogenic
factors;
focus
anti-angiogenesis
strategies
treatment.
Science Immunology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
7(67)
Published: Jan. 7, 2022
Coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
is
a
characterized
by
profound
dysregulation
of
the
innate
immune
system.
This
knowledge
has
emerged
from
large
body
single-cell
omics
studies
patients
with
COVID-19,
which
have
provided
one
most
detailed
cellular
atlases
human
ever.
However,
we
are
only
beginning
to
understand
immunological
pathways
that
govern
host
defense
and
immunopathology
in
COVID-19.
In
this
review,
discuss
emerging
understanding
how
SARS-CoV-2
host-derived
molecules
activate
specific
pattern
recognition
receptors
elicit
protective
interferon
responses
pathological
cytokine
responses,
particular
focus
on
acute
infection
lung
pathophysiology
critical
addition,
these
modulated
virus-host
interactions
stress-sensing
pathways.
In-depth
mechanisms
will
likely
uncover
molecular
targets
for
treatment
COVID-19
other
viral
infections.
it
reveal
fine
balance
between
beneficial
versus
causing
responses.
Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: May 25, 2023
Abstract
Obstructive
sleep
apnea
syndrome
(OSAS)
is
a
common
breathing
disorder
in
which
the
airways
narrow
or
collapse
during
sleep,
causing
obstructive
apnea.
The
prevalence
of
OSAS
continues
to
rise
worldwide,
particularly
middle-aged
and
elderly
individuals.
mechanism
upper
airway
incompletely
understood
but
associated
with
several
factors,
including
obesity,
craniofacial
changes,
altered
muscle
function
airway,
pharyngeal
neuropathy,
fluid
shifts
neck.
main
characteristics
are
recurrent
pauses
respiration,
lead
intermittent
hypoxia
(IH)
hypercapnia,
accompanied
by
blood
oxygen
desaturation
arousal
sharply
increases
risk
diseases.
This
paper
first
briefly
describes
epidemiology,
incidence,
pathophysiological
mechanisms
OSAS.
Next,
alterations
relevant
signaling
pathways
induced
IH
systematically
reviewed
discussed.
For
example,
can
induce
gut
microbiota
(GM)
dysbiosis,
impair
intestinal
barrier,
alter
metabolites.
These
ultimately
secondary
oxidative
stress,
systemic
inflammation,
sympathetic
activation.
We
then
summarize
effects
on
disease
pathogenesis,
cardiocerebrovascular
disorders,
neurological
metabolic
diseases,
cancer,
reproductive
COVID-19.
Finally,
different
therapeutic
strategies
for
caused
causes
proposed.
Multidisciplinary
approaches
shared
decision-making
necessary
successful
treatment
future,
more
randomized
controlled
trials
needed
further
evaluation
define
what
treatments
best
specific
patients.