DECIPHERING THE IMMUNE LANDSCAPE OF OVARIAN CANCER: AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF IGCH CD4+, CD8+, AND PD-L1 IN TUMOR MICROENVIRONMENT AND THEIR THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATIONS
Firdavs Ulmasov,
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Dilfuzahon Mamarasulova,
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Bustonoy Esankulova
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et al.
Medical science of Uzbekistan,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
1, P. 22 - 26
Published: Feb. 25, 2025
Relevance.
Ovarian
cancer
is
one
of
the
most
lethal
gynecological
malignancies
worldwide,
with
high
mortality
primarily
due
to
late-stage
diagnosis
and
lack
effective
early
screening.
The
tumor
microenvironment
(TME)
plays
a
crucial
role
in
progression,
immune
evasion,
resistance
therapy.
Immune
cells,
particularly
CD4+
CD8+
T
along
checkpoint
proteins
like
PD-L1,
significantly
influence
behavior
therapeutic
response.
Understanding
their
roles
ovarian
may
provide
insights
into
novel
immunotherapeutic
strategies.
Materials
methods
study.
A
total
135
patients
from
Republican
Specialized
Scientific
Practical
Medical
Center
Oncology
Radiology,
Samarkand
Branch,
were
included
this
Tumor
samples
obtained
through
biopsy
or
surgical
resection,
profiling
was
performed
using
multiplex
immunohistochemistry
flow
cytometry.
expression
levels
CD4+,
CD8+,
PD-L1
quantified,
spatial
distribution
within
TME
analyzed.
Correlations
between
profiles
clinical
outcomes,
including
survival
rates
response
immunotherapy,
assessed.
Research
results.
helper
cells
exhibited
functional
diversity,
Th1
promoting
anti-tumor
immunity,
whereas
Th2
regulatory
(Tregs)
contributed
suppression
advanced
tumors.
High
T-cell
infiltration
correlated
improved
survival;
however,
elevated
associated
exhaustion
(PD-1,
TIM-3,
LAG-3)
evasion.
Increased
linked
poor
prognosis,
reinforcing
its
as
key
regulator.
Conclusion.
This
study
highlights
prognostic
significance
cancer.
aid
personalized
treatment
strategies,
optimizing
immunotherapy
efficacy.
Future
research
should
focus
on
integrating
multi-omics
approaches
enhance
patient
stratification
improve
outcomes.
Language: Английский
Exosomes in Precision Oncology and Beyond: From Bench to Bedside in Diagnostics and Therapeutics
Emile M. Youssef,
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Dannelle Palmer,
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Brandon Fletcher
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et al.
Cancers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(6), P. 940 - 940
Published: March 10, 2025
Exosomes
have
emerged
as
pivotal
players
in
precision
oncology,
offering
innovative
solutions
to
longstanding
challenges
such
metastasis,
therapeutic
resistance,
and
immune
evasion.
These
nanoscale
extracellular
vesicles
facilitate
intercellular
communication
by
transferring
bioactive
molecules
that
mirror
the
biological
state
of
their
parent
cells,
positioning
them
transformative
tools
for
cancer
diagnostics
therapeutics.
Recent
advancements
exosome
engineering,
artificial
intelligence
(AI)-driven
analytics,
isolation
technologies
are
breaking
barriers
scalability,
reproducibility,
clinical
application.
Bioengineered
exosomes
being
leveraged
CRISPR-Cas9
delivery,
while
AI
models
enhancing
biomarker
discovery
liquid
biopsy
accuracy.
Despite
these
advancements,
key
obstacles
heterogeneity
populations
lack
standardized
protocols
persist.
This
review
synthesizes
pioneering
research
on
biology,
molecular
translation,
emphasizing
dual
roles
both
mediators
tumor
progression
intervention.
It
also
explores
emerging
areas,
including
microbiome–exosome
interactions
integration
machine
learning
exosome-based
medicine.
By
bridging
innovation
with
translational
strategies,
this
work
charts
a
forward-looking
path
integrating
into
next-generation
care,
setting
it
apart
comprehensive
guide
overcoming
technological
hurdles
rapidly
evolving
field.
Language: Английский
Recent progress in exosomal non-coding RNAs research related to idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
Wei Yuan,
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Min Cheol Hong,
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Huiming Zhu
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et al.
Frontiers in Genetics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: March 27, 2025
Idiopathic
Pulmonary
Fibrosis
(IPF)
is
a
progressive
interstitial
lung
disease
characterized
by
unknown
etiology
and
limited
therapeutic
options.
Recent
studies
implicate
exosomal
non-coding
RNAs
(ncRNAs)
as
crucial
regulators
in
IPF.
These
ncRNAs,
including
long
(lncRNAs),
microRNAs
(miRNAs),
circular
(circRNAs),
are
involved
cellular
processes
through
various
mechanisms
of
selective
packaging,
intercellular
communication,
signaling
pathway
integration.
LncRNAs
such
LINC00470
PVT1
exhibit
pro-fibrotic
effects,
while
others
like
lnc-DC
THRIL
show
inhibitory
roles;
some,
UCA1
MALAT1,
demonstrate
bidirectional
regulation.
In
miRNAs,
agents
(e.g.,
miR-486,
miR-223)
contrast
with
miRNAs
miR-34a,
miR-126),
miR-21
miR-155
display
dual
functions.
Similarly,
circRNAs
circ_0000479
circ_0026344
promote
fibrosis,
whereas
circ_0000072
circ_0000410
act
inhibitors,
certain
circ_002178
circ_0001246)
exhibiting
complex
regulatory
effects.
Exosomal
ncRNAs
modulate
key
pathways,
TGF-β
Wnt/β-catenin,
influencing
IPF
progression.
Despite
their
potential,
challenges
remain
exosome
isolation,
functional
characterization
clinical
translation.
Addressing
these
barriers
innovative
research
strategies
essential
to
leverage
the
management
treatment
This
review
comprehensively
examines
roles
IPF,
elucidates
interactions,
discusses
future
perspectives
enhance
understanding
for
this
disease.
Language: Английский