Unveiling the Link Between Chronic Inflammation and Cancer
Siddhant Tripathi,
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Yashika Sharma,
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Dileep Kumar
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et al.
Metabolism Open,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25, P. 100347 - 100347
Published: Jan. 9, 2025
The
highly
nuanced
transition
from
an
inflammatory
process
to
tumorigenesis
is
of
great
scientific
interest.
While
it
well
known
that
environmental
stimuli
can
cause
inflammation,
less
about
the
oncogenic
modifications
chronic
inflammation
in
tissue
microenvironment
bring
about,
as
how
these
set
off
pro-tumorigenic
processes.
It
clear
no
matter
where
factors
come
from,
maintaining
encourages
carcinogenesis.
In
addition
encouraging
angiogenesis
and
metastatic
processes,
sustaining
survival
proliferation
malignant
transformed
cells,
possibly
altering
efficacy
therapeutic
agents,
negatively
regulate
antitumoral
adaptive
innate
immune
responses.
Because
has
multiple
pathways
involved
metastasis,
gained
recognition
a
marker
cancer
desirable
target
for
therapy.
Recent
advances
our
knowledge
molecular
mechanisms
drive
cancer's
progression
demonstrate
promotes
metastasis
while
suppressing
anti-tumor
immunity.
many
solid
tumor
types,
including
breast,
lung,
liver
cancer,
stimulates
activation
oncogenes
impairs
body's
defenses
against
tumor.
Additionally,
alters
As
tactical
approach
treatment,
findings
have
underscored
importance
targeting
pathways.
This
review
highlights
role
development
focusing
on
its
impact
progression,
suppression,
therapy
resistance.
examines
current
anti-inflammatory
strategies,
NSAIDs,
cytokine
modulators,
STAT3
inhibitors,
addressing
their
potential
limitations.
emphasizes
need
further
research
unravel
complex
linking
identify
targets
specific
subtypes.
Language: Английский
The colorectal cancer microenvironment governs clinical behaviors and chemotherapy response
Cancer Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 217687 - 217687
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Enhancing detection and monitoring of circulating tumor cells: Integrative approaches in liquid biopsy advances
Thanmayi Velpula,
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Buddolla Viswanath
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The Journal of Liquid Biopsy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
8, P. 100297 - 100297
Published: April 29, 2025
Language: Английский
Comparative Analysis of Comprehensive Genomic Profile in Thymomas and Recurrent Thymomas Reveals Potentially Actionable Mutations for Target Therapies
Filippo Lococo,
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Elisa De Paolis,
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Jessica Evangelista
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et al.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(17), P. 9560 - 9560
Published: Sept. 3, 2024
Molecular
profiles
of
thymomas
and
recurrent
are
far
from
being
defined.
Herein,
we
report
an
analysis
a
comprehensive
genetic
profile
(CGP)
in
highly
selected
cohort
thymomas.
Among
426
thymomas,
the
tissue
was
available
23
tumors
for
matching
biomolecular
results
obtained
primary
relapse
samples.
A
control
group
composed
non-recurrent
thymoma
patients
through
propensity
score
match
analysis.
CGP
performed
using
NGS
Tru-SightOncology
assay
to
evaluate
TMB,
MSI,
molecular
alterations
523
genes.
does
not
differ
when
comparing
initial
tumor
with
relapse.
significantly
higher
frequency
cell
cycle
genes
(100.0%
vs.
57.1%,
p
=
0.022)
is
detected
early
recurrence
(<32
months)
compared
late
cases.
The
CGPs
were
similar
Finally,
based
on
results,
off-label
treatment
or
clinical
trial
could
be
potentially
proposed
>50%
cases
(oncogenic
Tier-IIC
variants).
In
conclusion,
do
substantially
between
Cell
gene
associated
after
thymectomy.
Multiple
target
therapies
by
performing
CGP,
suggesting
that
precision
medicine
approach
these
further
explored.
Language: Английский