Neoadjuvant therapy for colorectal cancer from 2015 to 2024: a visual analysis and bibliometric analysis
Boyu Kang,
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Yihuan Qiao,
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Junyong Zhu
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et al.
Frontiers in Oncology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: April 2, 2025
Colorectal
cancer
(CRC)
imposes
a
substantial
burden
on
global
health.,
but
research
trends
and
hotspots
in
this
field
are
still
not
clear.
The
purpose
of
is
to
create
visual
knowledge
map
based
bibliometric
analysis,
identify
predict
future
trends.
Utilizing
the
Web
Science
Core
Collection
(WoSCC)
as
data
source
integrating
visualization
capabilities
Bibliometrix
R
software
package,
CiteSpace,
VOSviewer,
analyze
authors,
institutions,
countries,
cited
documents,
publishing
journals,
abstracts,
keyword
information
literature
pertaining
neoadjuvant
therapy
for
colorectal
spanning
from
January
2015
December
2024.
analysis
included
1,587
articles
1,464
385
61
countries
or
regions.
China
has
largest
number
publications
(449)
citations
(5,035).
United
States
occupies
leading
position
with
an
average
21.6.
"Annals
Surgical
Oncology"
most
published
journal
51
articles,
"Journal
Clinical
references
(4,465
references).
Highly
focus
clinical
trials
guidelines
cancer.
In
recent
years,
important
keywords
have
been
"artificial
intelligence",
"total
therapy"
"immunotherapy".
This
article
provided
review
cancer,
can
provide
reference
subsequent
results
offered
valuable
insights
that
informed
direction
advancements.
Language: Английский
Targeting tumor-infiltrating CCR8+ regulatory T cells induces antitumor immunity through functional restoration of CD4+ Tconvs and CD8+ T cells in colorectal cancer
Journal of Translational Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1)
Published: July 30, 2024
Chemokine
(C-C
motif)
receptor
8
(CCR8)
is
a
chemokine
selectively
expressed
on
tumor-infiltrating
regulatory
T
cells
(Tregs).
Strong
immunosuppression
mediated
by
CCR8
Language: Английский
Circ_RUSC2 Sequesters miR-661 and Elevates TUSC2 Expression to Suppress Colorectal Cancer Progression
Yixin Shi,
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Dingru Li,
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Yunchao Xu
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et al.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(7), P. 2937 - 2937
Published: March 24, 2025
Despite
advancements
in
diagnostic
efficiency,
colorectal
cancer
(CRC)
remains
a
leading
cause
of
cancer-related
mortality,
with
increasing
incidence
rates.
Circular
RNA
(circRNA)
is
closed-loop,
generally
stable
noncoding
that
functions
as
sponge
for
microRNAs
CRC.
The
purpose
this
study
was
to
investigate
the
function
and
underlying
mechanism
circ_RUSC2,
new
circRNA,
expression
levels
miR-661,
TUSC2
were
assessed
using
qRT-PCR,
Western
blot,
immunohistochemistry.
Functional
assays,
including
CCK-8,
Transwell,
scratch
wound
healing,
performed
evaluate
cell
proliferation,
migration,
invasion.
pull-down
actinomycin
D
assays
used
interactions
stability.
In
both
CRC
cells
tissues,
miR-661
markedly
elevated,
while
circ_RUSC2
considerably
reduced.
Poor
differentiation,
distant
metastases,
lymph
node
an
advanced
stage
all
strongly
correlated
either
overexpression
or
downregulation.
more
compared
its
linear
RUSC2
mRNA.
invasion,
proliferation
suppressed
by
ectopic
expression;
inhibitory
effect
restored
mimic.
Circ_RUSC2
served
miR-661's
sponge.
counteracted
effects
which
stimulated
At
post-transcriptional
level,
controlled
cells.
comparison
negative
control,
reduced,
half-life
shortened
methyltransferase-like
3
(METTL3)
knockdown.
cytoplasmic
circRNA.
inhibits
malignant
phenotypes
via
miR-661/TUSC2
axis.
onset
progression
are
linked
downregulation
Circ_RUSC2.
might
become
through
N6-methyladenosine
(m6A)
methylation
regulated
METTL3.
According
our
research,
be
biomarker
treatment
target
Language: Английский
PROteolysis Targeting Chimeras: A new cutting‐edge nanomedicine for colorectal cancer
Clinical and Translational Discovery,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(4)
Published: July 4, 2024
Abstract
Colorectal
cancer
(CRC)
is
a
prevalent
malignancy
with
high
mortality
rate,
necessitating
innovative
treatment
strategies.
PROTACs
(PROteolysis
Targeting
Chimeras)
represent
promising
therapeutic
approach
by
targeting
and
degrading
oncogenic
proteins
via
the
ubiquitin‐proteasome
pathway.
This
study
explores
potential
of
using
exosomes
as
delivery
vehicles
for
to
enhance
efficacy.
Exosomes,
due
their
biocompatibility
inherent
capabilities,
offer
precise
method
delivering
CRC
cells,
potentially
overcoming
challenges
associated
traditional
therapies
such
drug
resistance
off‐target
effects.
By
harnessing
advantages
both
exosome‐based
PROTAC
technology,
this
aims
improve
targeted
protein
degradation
outcomes
in
treatment.
Further
research
required
optimize
exosome
engineering,
ensure
efficient
loading,
validate
safety
efficacy
novel
strategy
through
preclinical
clinical
trials.
Language: Английский