Landscape of Endometrial Cancer: Molecular Mechanisms, Biomarkers, and Target Therapy
Ioana-Stefania Bostan,
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Mirela Mihăilă,
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Viviana Roman
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et al.
Cancers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(11), P. 2027 - 2027
Published: May 27, 2024
Endometrial
cancer
is
one
the
most
prevalent
gynecological
cancers
and,
unfortunately,
has
a
poor
prognosis
due
to
low
response
rates
traditional
treatments.
However,
progress
in
molecular
biology
and
understanding
genetic
mechanisms
involved
tumor
processes
offers
valuable
information
that
led
current
classification
describes
four
subtypes
of
endometrial
cancer.
This
review
focuses
on
pathogenesis
cancers,
such
as
mutations,
defects
DNA
mismatch
repair
pathway,
epigenetic
changes,
or
dysregulation
angiogenic
hormonal
signaling
pathways.
The
preclinical
genomic
investigations
presented
allowed
for
identification
some
molecules
could
be
used
biomarkers
diagnose,
predict,
monitor
progression
Besides
therapies
known
clinical
practice,
targeted
therapy
described
new
treatment
involves
identifying
specific
targets
cells.
By
selectively
inhibiting
these
targets,
key
pathways
can
disrupted
while
normal
cells
are
protected.
connection
between
vital
fight
against
Ongoing
research
trials
exploring
use
standard
agents
combination
with
other
strategies
like
immunotherapy
anti-angiogenesis
improve
outcomes
personalize
patients
approach
potential
transform
management
patients.
In
conclusion,
enhancing
tools
essential
stratifying
risk
guiding
surgery,
adjuvant
therapy,
women
addition,
from
this
may
have
an
value
personalized
patient’s
life.
Language: Английский
Role of Folate Receptor and CD44 in Targeting of Docetaxel and Paclitaxel Fabricated Conjugates for Efficient Cancer Therapy
Journal of Medicine Surgery and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 100163 - 100163
Published: Dec. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Clinical translation of metabolomics markers in endometrial carcinoma
Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
51(3)
Published: Feb. 27, 2025
Abstract
Objective
This
comprehensive
review
highlights
the
current
research
on
metabolomics
and
metabolic
pathways
involved
in
endometrial
cancer
(EC),
offering
potential
non‐invasive
biomarkers
for
EC.
Methods
The
data
was
extracted
from
published
manuscripts
between
2015
2024
using
reputed
search
engine
“Pubmed.”
All
gathered
were
organized
into
a
single
table,
facilitating
comparison
with
earlier
findings.
Results
results
of
this
study
revealed
most
metabolites
identified
previous
metabolomic
EC
are
associated
lipid,
glucose,
amino
acid
metabolism.
Conclusion
Therefore,
understanding
these
pathway
alterations
is
crucial
improving
diagnosis,
prognosis,
treatments
by
specially
targeting
pathways.
Language: Английский
Insights into MLH1 Methylation in Endometrial Adenocarcinoma through Pyrosequencing Analysis: A Retrospective Observational Study
Cancers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(11), P. 2119 - 2119
Published: June 1, 2024
Background:
In
cancer
care,
the
MLH1
gene
is
crucial
for
DNA
mismatch
repair
(MMR),
serving
as
a
vital
tumor
suppressor.
Evaluating
protein
expression
status,
followed
by
analysis
of
promoter
methylation,
has
become
key
diagnostic
and
prognostic
approach.
Our
study
investigates
complex
link
between
methylation
prognosis
in
endometrial
adenocarcinoma
(EA)
patients.
Methodology:
status
was
accessed
Pyrosequencing
(PSQ)
assay.
Qualitative
positivity
established
if
it
exceeded
11%
cut-off;
well,
quantitative
conducted
to
establish
correlations
with
clinicopathological
data,
relapse-free
survival,
disease-free
survival.
Results:
revealed
that
33.3%
patients
without
experienced
relapses,
surpassing
23.3%
methylation.
Furthermore,
16.7%
succumbed
death,
slightly
higher
rate
17.6%
methylated
comparisons
highlighted
mean
experiencing
relapse
35.8%,
whereas
those
relapse,
42.2%.
This
pattern
persisted
disease-specific
survival
(DSS),
where
deceased
exhibited
level
49.1%
compared
living
38.8%.
Conclusions:
findings
emphasize
efficacy
PSQ
evaluating
While
unmethylation
appears
be
associated
rate,
does
not
seem
influenced
Quantitative
percentages
suggest
elevated
linked
mortality,
though
larger
sample
size
would
essential
statistically
significant
results.
Language: Английский