tRNA-derived small RNAs: their role in the mechanisms, biomarkers, and therapeutic strategies of colorectal cancer
Bo Zhang,
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Yi Pan,
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Zhe Li
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et al.
Journal of Translational Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: Jan. 13, 2025
Colorectal
cancer
(CRC)
is
the
third
most
prevalent
malignancy
and
second
leading
cause
of
cancer-related
mortality
worldwide,
with
an
increasing
shift
towards
younger
age
onset.
In
recent
years,
there
has
been
recognition
significance
tRNA-derived
small
RNAs
(tsRNAs),
encompassing
fragments
(tRFs)
tRNA
halves
(tiRNAs).
Their
involvement
in
regulating
translation,
gene
expression,
reverse
transcription,
epigenetics
gradually
come
to
light.
Emerging
research
revealed
dysregulation
tsRNAs
CRC,
implicating
their
role
CRC
initiation
progression,
highlighting
potential
early
diagnosis,
prognosis,
therapeutic
strategies.
Although
clinical
application
still
its
stages,
findings
highlight
a
close
relationship
between
biogenesis
function
tsRNAs,
chemical
modifications,
tumor
immune
microenvironment
(TIME).
Additionally,
similar
other
RNAs,
can
be
effectively
delivered
via
nanoparticles
(NPs).
Consequently,
future
should
focus
on
elucidating
concerning
base
TIME
regulation,
immunotherapy,
NPs
delivery
systems
facilitate
translation.
Language: Английский
tRF-5028c disrupts trophoblast function in recurrent spontaneous abortion by inhibiting CRKL-mediated Rap1 signaling pathway
Cellular & Molecular Biology Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
30(1)
Published: March 5, 2025
Recurrent
spontaneous
abortion
(RSA)
affects
approximately
1-5%
of
childbearing
women
and
poses
a
significant
threat
to
global
reproductive
health.
Transfer
RNA-derived
small
RNAs
(tsRNAs)
are
novel
class
noncoding
implicated
in
various
human
diseases.
However,
the
role
mechanism
tsRNAs
regulating
trophoblast
function
during
RSA
development
remain
unknown.
High-throughput
sequencing
was
performed
analyze
differential
villous
tissues
patients
with
controls.
CCK-8,
transwell
assay,
flow
cytometry
were
detect
effects
tRF-5028c
on
proliferation,
migration,
invasion,
apoptosis
extravillous
cell
line
HTR-8/SVneo.
The
target
genes
predicted
via
bioinformatic
analysis
verified
by
dual
luciferase
reporter
gene
assay.
Moreover,
pregnant
mice
injected
mimics
confirm
findings
vivo.
A
total
1907
detected,
which
298
differentially
expressed
tissues.
significantly
upregulated
group
compared
control.
Functionally,
overexpression
inhibited
HTR-8/SVneo
invasion
promoted
apoptosis,
whereas
knockdown
showed
opposite
effects.
Mechanically,
suppressed
CRKL
expression
directly
binding
its
3'-untranslated
region,
thus
inactivating
downstream
C3G/Rap1
signaling
pathway.
Finally,
injection
increased
embryo
absorption
rate
mice.
upregulation
impaired
facilitate
targeting
CRKL-mediated
Rap1
provide
first
evidence
tsRNA
dysregulation
pathogenesis
lay
foundation
for
potential
targeted
therapies.
Language: Английский
Methylation modifications in tRNA and associated disorders: Current research and potential therapeutic targets
Zhijing Wu,
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Ruixin Zhou,
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Baizao Li
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et al.
Cell Proliferation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
57(9)
Published: June 28, 2024
High-throughput
sequencing
has
sparked
increased
research
interest
in
RNA
modifications,
particularly
tRNA
methylation,
and
its
connection
to
various
diseases.
However,
the
precise
mechanisms
underpinning
development
of
these
diseases
remain
largely
elusive.
This
review
sheds
light
on
roles
several
methylations
(m1A,
m3C,
m5C,
m1G,
m2G,
m7G,
m5U,
Nm)
diverse
biological
functions,
including
metabolic
processing,
stability,
protein
interactions,
mitochondrial
activities.
It
further
outlines
linked
aberrant
related
enzymes,
potential
underlying
mechanisms.
Moreover,
disruptions
regulation
abnormalities
tRNA-derived
small
RNAs
(tsRNAs)
contribute
disease
pathogenesis,
highlighting
their
as
biomarkers
for
diagnosis.
The
also
delves
into
exploration
drugs
targeting
methylation
emphasizing
therapeutic
prospects
modulating
processes.
Continued
is
imperative
a
comprehensive
comprehension
integration
molecular
diagnosis
treatment.
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The Mechanisms, Research Status, and Future Prospects of m6A Modification in Breast Cancer
Xiu Xue‐mei,
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Chen Yang,
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Ju Wen‐ting
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et al.
The Journal of Gene Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
27(2)
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
N6‐methyladenosine
(m6A)
modification
is
a
significant
methylation
alteration
frequently
observed
in
eukaryotic
RNAs,
garnering
considerable
attention
the
field
of
breast
cancer
research
recent
years.
The
m6A
profoundly
influences
onset,
progression,
and
prognosis
by
regulating
RNA
stability,
translation
efficiency,
degradation
processes.
Numerous
studies
have
demonstrated
that
regulatory
factors,
including
METTL3,
METTL14,
ALKBH5,
play
pivotal
roles
cells,
affecting
cell
proliferation,
metastasis,
drug
resistance.
Furthermore,
interactions
between
non‐coding
as
well
its
role
tumor
microenvironment,
increasingly
attracted
researchers'
interest.
Although
numerous
elucidated
dual
cancer,
specific
molecular
mechanisms
remain
to
be
thoroughly
investigated.
Future
should
explore
various
aspects,
different
subtypes
involvement
chemotherapy
resistance,
with
microenvironment.
This
exploration
will
contribute
advancements
diagnosis
treatment
cancer.
present
article
aims
systematically
summarize
progress
on
offering
novel
insights
strategies
for
future
related
clinical
applications.
Language: Английский