RECIMA21 - Revista Científica Multidisciplinar - ISSN 2675-6218,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
3(11), P. e3112155 - e3112155
Published: Nov. 7, 2022
Considerando
o
aumento
do
número
de
casos
câncer,
em
especial
câncer
mama,
fica
evidente
a
necessidade
identificar
fatores
risco
modificáveis
da
doença.
Estudos
relataram
uma
associação
inversa
entre
status
vitamina
D
e
mama
através
redução
densidade
mamográfica,
um
conhecido
fator
câncer.
O
objetivo
deste
trabalho
é
definir
se
há
mamográfica
esta
pode
reduzir
mama.
Foi
realizada
revisão
integrativa
literatura,
com
os
descritores
Ciências
Saúde
“Vitamin
D”
AND
“Mammographic
Density”
nas
seguintes
bibliotecas
virtuais:
MEDLINE,
PUBMED,
LILACS
SCIELO.
Os
estudos
que
avaliaram
relação
têm
achados
heterogêneos;
uns
mostram
pacientes
níveis
séricos
normais
D,
outros,
não.
Contudo,
dosagem
insuficiente
não
deve
ser
desconsiderada,
especialmente
devido
seu
efeito
comprovadamente
importante
na
formação
óssea
homeostase
cálcio.
Receptors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(4), P. 444 - 456
Published: Oct. 14, 2024
This
review
focuses
on
the
pivotal
roles
of
nuclear
receptors
(NRs)
in
driving
endocrine
resistance
prostate
and
breast
cancers.
In
cancer
(PCa),
androgen
receptor
(AR)
amplification,
mutations,
altered
coactivator
interactions
sustain
tumor
growth
under
deprivation
therapy
(ADT),
leading
to
castration-resistant
(CRPC).
Orphan
NRs
like
RORβ,
TLX,
COUP-TFII
further
contribute
CRPC
by
regulating
stemness
therapeutic
mechanisms.
cancer,
NRs,
including
estrogen
alpha
(ERα),
(AR),
glucocorticoid
(GR),
liver
homolog-1
(LRH-1),
modulate
signaling
pathways
alternative
survival
mechanisms
PI3K/AKT/mTOR
NFκB,
promoting
therapies
such
as
tamoxifen.
Understanding
these
NR-mediated
is
critical
for
developing
targeted
overcome
improve
patient
outcomes
hormone-dependent
Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
3(1)
Published: Sept. 19, 2023
A
growing
body
of
evidence
has
demonstrated
how
the
development
breast
cancer
(BC)
is
associated
with
several
environmental
risk
factors
able
to
induce
both
genetic
and
epigenetic
modifications,
leading
neoplastic
transformation.
In
this
context,
it
been
shown
dietary
influence
BC
cell
progression
by
modulating
biomarkers,
which
microRNAs
(miRNAs/miRs)
are
one
most
extensively
studied.
Of
note,
have
implicated
in
protection;
a
number
studies
focused
on
protective
role
vitamin
D
(VitD)
BC,
as
well
its
potential
therapeutic
application
patients
undergoing
treatments.
Despite
numerous
available
literature,
conflicting
data
reported
about
modifications
induced
VitD
expression
levels
miRNAs
involved
BC.
Therefore,
present
review
reports
latest
findings
describing
existing
interplay
between
discusses
epigenetics
pathogenesis
prognosis
tumor.
Specifically,
dual
association
described,
presenting
demonstrating
receptor
(VDR)
modulation
miRNAs,
some
directly
bind
mRNA
coding
for
VDR,
thus
regulating
activation
pathway.
Environmental Toxicology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
39(2), P. 830 - 839
Published: Oct. 4, 2023
Abstract
The
tumor
microenvironment
(TME)
plays
a
critical
role
in
progression,
with
macrophages
and
cells
interacting
within
the
TME,
influencing
cancer
development.
Despite
known
anticancer
properties
of
calcitriol,
its
TME
remains
uncertain.
This
study
aimed
to
explore
effects
calcitriol
on
impact
gastric
cell
proliferation
cisplatin
resistance.
In
vitro
models
were
established
using
conditioned
medium
from
(CCM)
(MCM)
treated
or
without
calcitriol.
results
revealed
that
treatment
suppressed
expression
glycolysis‐related
genes
proteins
(GLUT1,
HKII,
LDHA)
MCM‐induced
cells,
leading
increased
apoptosis
reduced
viability,
along
decreased
Cyclin
D1
gene
expression.
Moreover,
inhibited
mTOR
activation
cells.
Additionally,
hindered
CCM‐induced
M2
macrophage
polarization
by
reducing
CD206
increasing
TNFα
THP1‐derived
macrophages,
attenuating
These
findings
suggest
may
impede
progression
targeting
glycolysis
through
regulation
TME.
Frontiers in Oncology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Aug. 14, 2024
Breast
cancer
(BC)
is
associated
with
malignant
tumors
in
women
worldwide
persistently
high
incidence
and
mortality
rates.
The
traditional
therapies
including
surgery,
chemotherapy,
radiotherapy
targeted
therapy
have
certain
therapeutic
effects
on
BC
patients,
but
acquired
drug
resistance
can
lead
to
tumor
recurrence
metastasis.
This
remains
a
clinical
challenge
that
difficult
solve
during
treatment.
Therefore,
continued
research
needed
identify
effective
targets
treatment
methods,
ultimately
implement
personalized
strategies.
Several
studies
implicated
the
long
non-coding
RNA
LINC00511
closely
linked
occurrence,
development
of
BC.
Here
we
will
review
structure
mechanisms
action
lnc
various
cancers,
then
explore
its
expression
related
regulatory
In
addition,
discuss
biological
functions
potential
applications
medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 5, 2022
Abstract
Colorectal
cancer
liver
metastasis
(CRCLM)
is
one
of
the
deadliest
cancers.
CRCLM
tumours
have
two
distinct
histopathological
growth
patterns
(HGPs)
including
desmoplastic
HGP
(DHGP)
and
replacement
(RHGP).
The
DHGP
are
angiogenic,
while
their
RHGP
counterparts
vessel
co-opting.
patients
with
a
better
response
to
anti-angiogenic
agents
chemotherapy,
as
well
prognosis.
To
determine
influence
vitamin
D
supplementation
in
CRCLM,
we
analyzed
HGPs
5-year
OS
(n=106).
Interestingly,
found
an
inverse
correlation
between
presence
patients.
Additionally,
that
administered
was
significantly
higher.
cells
lesions
characterized
by
direct
contact
hepatocytes,
this
phenomenon
enhances
motility
facilitates
infiltration
through
parenchyma
co-opt
pre-existing
vessels.
Significantly,
our
vitro
data
demonstrated
downregulation
markers
co-cultured
hepatocytes
upon
exposure
D.
Altogether,
study
highlights
role
provides
rationale
investigate
contribution
prognosis
RECIMA21 - Revista Científica Multidisciplinar - ISSN 2675-6218,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
3(11), P. e3112155 - e3112155
Published: Nov. 7, 2022
Considerando
o
aumento
do
número
de
casos
câncer,
em
especial
câncer
mama,
fica
evidente
a
necessidade
identificar
fatores
risco
modificáveis
da
doença.
Estudos
relataram
uma
associação
inversa
entre
status
vitamina
D
e
mama
através
redução
densidade
mamográfica,
um
conhecido
fator
câncer.
O
objetivo
deste
trabalho
é
definir
se
há
mamográfica
esta
pode
reduzir
mama.
Foi
realizada
revisão
integrativa
literatura,
com
os
descritores
Ciências
Saúde
“Vitamin
D”
AND
“Mammographic
Density”
nas
seguintes
bibliotecas
virtuais:
MEDLINE,
PUBMED,
LILACS
SCIELO.
Os
estudos
que
avaliaram
relação
têm
achados
heterogêneos;
uns
mostram
pacientes
níveis
séricos
normais
D,
outros,
não.
Contudo,
dosagem
insuficiente
não
deve
ser
desconsiderada,
especialmente
devido
seu
efeito
comprovadamente
importante
na
formação
óssea
homeostase
cálcio.