ABSTRACT
Isoflavones
are
currently
being
investigated
by
researchers
in
order
to
demonstrate
their
ability
prevent
the
proliferation
of
cancer
cells.
The
current
review
aimed
potential
isoflavones
eliminate
cancerous
cells
stomach,
liver,
lung,
breast,
and
prostate,
as
anticancer
properties
due
block
signaling
pathways
extracellular
signal‐controlled
kinase
(MAPK/ERK)
proteasome
(PI3K/AKT/mTOR).
can
inhibit
cell
division
various
androgen
receptor
(AR),
a
protein
that
is
required
for
growth
dissemination
prostate
cancer.
It
initiates
caspase
cascade
obstructs
production
new
proteins
lung
These
colon
entering
G2/M
cycle
phase
inducing
apoptosis.
also
known
cyclin‐dependent
2
cyclin
B1,
two
related
an
enhanced
risk
suppress
breakdown
B1
CDK2
stop
development
Preclinical
evidence
consistently
supports
efficacy
suppressing
tumor
growth;
however,
human
clinical
trials
show
variability
differences
bioavailability,
metabolism,
dosage.
Despite
promise
alternative
or
adjunctive
therapies,
limitations
such
low
solubility,
interindividual
metabolic
variations,
inconsistent
outcomes
necessitate
further
large‐scale,
controlled
trials.
Future
research
should
focus
on
improving
bioavailability
exploring
synergistic
effects
with
conventional
therapies.
Cell Reports,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
42(5), P. 112472 - 112472
Published: May 1, 2023
Glioblastoma
(GBM)
recurrence
originates
from
invasive
margin
cells
that
escape
surgical
debulking,
but
to
what
extent
these
resemble
their
bulk
counterparts
remains
unclear.
Here,
we
generated
three
immunocompetent
somatic
GBM
mouse
models,
driven
by
subtype-associated
mutations,
compare
matched
and
cells.
We
find
that,
regardless
of
tumors
converge
on
common
sets
neural-like
cellular
states.
However,
have
distinct
biology.
Injury-like
programs
associated
with
immune
infiltration
dominate
in
the
bulk,
leading
generation
lowly
proliferative
injured
neural
progenitor-like
(iNPCs).
iNPCs
account
for
a
significant
proportion
dormant
are
induced
interferon
signaling
within
T
cell
niches.
In
contrast,
developmental-like
trajectories
favored
immune-cold
microenvironment
resulting
differentiation
toward
astrocyte-like
These
findings
suggest
regional
tumor
dominantly
controls
fate
biological
vulnerabilities
identified
may
not
extend
residuum.
Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Feb. 27, 2023
Glioblastoma
(GBM)
is
the
most
malignant
of
astrocytomas
mainly
involving
cerebral
hemispheres
and
cortex.
It
one
fatal
refractory
solid
tumors,
with
a
5-year
survival
rate
merely
5%
among
adults.
IL6/JAK/STAT3
an
important
signaling
pathway
involved
in
pathogenesis
progression
GBM.
The
expression
STAT3
GBM
tissues
substantially
higher
than
that
normal
brain
cells.
abnormal
activation
renders
tumor
microenvironment
immunosuppression.
Besides,
blocking
can
effectively
inhibit
growth
metastasis
On
this
basis,
inhibition
may
be
new
therapeutic
approach
for
GBM,
combination
targeted
therapy
conventional
therapies
improve
current
status
treatment.
This
review
summarized
roles
feasibility
target
therapy.
Frontiers in Oncology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: July 6, 2023
Glioblastoma
(GBM),
the
most
lethal
primary
brain
malignancy,
is
divided
into
histological
(hist-GBM)
and
molecular
(mol-GBM)
subtypes
according
to
2021
World
Health
Organization
classification
of
central
nervous
system
tumors.
This
study
aimed
characterize
clinical,
radiological,
molecular,
survival
features
GBM
under
current
scheme
explore
determinants.We
re-examined
genetic
alterations
IDH-wildtype
diffuse
gliomas
at
our
institute
from
2011
2022,
enrolled
GBMs
for
analysis
after
re-classification.
Univariable
multivariable
analyses
were
used
identify
determinants.Among
209
gliomas,
191
GBMs,
including
146
hist-GBMs
(76%)
45
mol-GBMs
(24%).
Patients
with
younger,
less
likely
develop
preoperative
motor
dysfunction,
more
epilepsy
than
hist-GBMs.
Mol-GBMs
exhibited
lower
radiographic
incidences
contrast
enhancement
intratumoral
necrosis.
Common
included
copy-number
changes
in
chromosomes
1,
7,
9,
10,
19,
as
well
EGFR,
TERT,
CDKN2A/B,
PTEN,
distinct
patterns
observed
between
two
subtypes.
The
median
overall
(mOS)
GMB
was
12.6
months.
had
a
higher
mOS
hist-GBMs,
although
not
statistically
significant
(15.6
vs.
11.4
months,
p=0.17).
Older
age,
male
sex,
tumor
involvement
deep
structure
or
functional
area,
CDK4,
CDK6,
CIC,
FGFR3,
KMT5B,
MYB
predictors
worse
prognosis,
while
MGMT
promoter
methylation,
maximal
resection,
treatment
based
on
Stupp
protocol
predictive
better
survival.The
definition
its
prognostic
characteristics
have
been
altered
classification.
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Jan. 11, 2023
Triggering
receptor
expressed
on
myeloid
cells
2
(TREM2)
is
in
of
the
central
nervous
system
(CNS),
which
mediate
immunological
response
a
variety
diseases.
Uncertain
function
TREM2
glioma
and
tumor
immune
responses.
In
this
research,
expression
patterns
were
analyzed,
along
with
its
prognostic
value
functional
roles.
increased
glioblastomas,
gliomas
mesenchymal
subtype,
wild-type
isocitrate
dehydrogenase,
without
1p/19q
deletion,
all
suggest
aggressiveness
poor
prognosis
gliomas.
Gene
ontology,
KEGG,
set
variation
analyses
indicated
that
may
serve
as
an
mediator.
However,
T
against
was
negatively
correlated
TREM2,
suggesting
suppress
immunity.
Further
investigation
demonstrated
correlation
between
checkpoint
expression.
CIBERSORT
research
revealed
link
higher
level
enrichment
tumor-associated
macrophages,
especially
M2
subtype.
Single-cell
analysis
multiple
immunohistochemical
staining
results
showed
microglia
macrophage
TREM2.
Immunofluorescent
knocking
down
would
result
decrease
polarization.
discovered
to
be
independent
factor
glioma.
conclusion,
our
findings
significantly
intimately
associated
microenvironment.
Thus,
it
expected
small-molecule
medications
targeting
or
monoclonal
antibodies
enhance
efficacy
immunotherapy.
Molecular Oncology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17(8), P. 1460 - 1473
Published: May 17, 2023
Glioblastoma
multiforme
(GBM)
is
a
lethal
disease
characterized
by
an
overall
survival
of
about
1
year,
making
it
one
the
most
aggressive
tumours,
with
very
limited
therapeutic
possibilities.
Specific
biomarkers
for
early
diagnosis
as
well
innovative
strategies
are
urgently
needed
to
improve
management
this
deadly
disease.
In
work,
we
demonstrated
that
vesicular
galectin-3-binding
protein
(LGALS3BP),
glycosylated
overexpressed
in
variety
human
malignancies,
potential
GBM
marker
and
can
be
efficiently
targeted
specific
antibody-drug
conjugate
(ADC).
Immunohistochemical
analysis
on
patient
tissues
showed
LGALS3BP
highly
expressed
and,
compared
healthy
donors,
amount
but
not
total
circulating
increased.
Moreover,
plasma-derived
extracellular
vesicles
from
mice
harbouring
revealed
used
liquid
biopsy
Finally,
ADC
targeting
LGALS3BP,
named
1959-sss/DM4,
specifically
accumulates
tumour
tissue,
producing
potent
dose-dependent
antitumor
activity.
conclusion,
our
work
provides
evidence
novel
diagnostic
biomarker
target
deserving
further
preclinical
clinical
validation.
Molecules,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
29(4), P. 840 - 840
Published: Feb. 14, 2024
Glioblastoma
multiforme
(GBM),
a
grade
IV
(WHO
classification)
malignant
brain
tumor,
poses
significant
challenges
in
treatment.
The
current
standard
treatment
involves
surgical
tumor
removal
followed
by
radiation
and
chemotherapeutic
interventions.
However,
despite
these
efforts,
the
median
survival
for
GBM
patients
remains
low.
Temozolomide,
an
alkylating
agent
capable
of
crossing
blood–brain
barrier,
is
currently
primary
drug
Its
efficacy,
however,
limited,
leading
to
exploration
combination
treatments.
In
this
study,
we
have
investigated
synergistic
effects
combining
temozolomide
with
doxorubicin,
widely
used
against
various
cancers.
Our
experiments,
conducted
on
both
temozolomide-sensitive
(U87)
-resistant
cells
(GBM43
GBM6),
demonstrated
inhibition
cancer
Notably,
enhanced
doxorubicin
uptake
induced
higher
apoptosis
temozolomide-resistant
GBM43
cells.
significance
our
findings
lies
potential
application
treatment,
even
cases
resistance.
Despite
doxorubicin’s
inability
cross
results
open
avenues
alternative
delivery
methods,
such
as
conjugation
carriers
like
albumin
or
local
administration
at
site
through
hydrogel
system.
study
suggests
that
interaction
between
holds
promise
enhancing
efficacy
glioblastoma
positive
outcomes
observed
experiments
provide
confidence
considering
strategy
benefit
glioblastoma.
Small,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
20(29)
Published: Feb. 23, 2024
The
blood-brain
barrier
(BBB)
contains
tightly
connected
brain
microvascular
endothelial
cells
(BMECs)
that
hinder
drug
delivery
to
the
brain,
which
makes
tumors
difficult
treat.
Previous
studies
have
shown
nanoparticles
coated
with
tumor
cell
membranes
selectively
target
their
homologous
tumors.
Therefore,
this
study
investigated
whether
bEnd.3-line
BMEC
membrane-coated
poly(lactide-co-glycolide)-poly(ethylene
glycol)-based
doxorubicin-loaded
cores
(BM-PDs)
can
be
used
BMECs
and
cross
BBB.
In
vitro,
BM-PDs
effectively
a
BBB
model.
enter
via
macropinocytosis,
clathrin-mediated
endocytosis,
caveolin-mediated
membrane
fusion,
result
in
excellent
cellular
uptake.
also
show
uptake
cells.
vivo,
BMECs,
BBB,
accumulate
tumors,
efficiently
kill
proposed
strategy
has
great
therapeutic
potential
owing
its
ability
reach