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Journal Article
Editorial: Role of extracellular vesicles in promoting cancer stem cell properties, tumor aggressiveness and metastasis formation in solid tumors
2024
Overview
In particular, EV-associated nucleic acids are highlighted as potential targets for diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic strategies were also clearly described. Since the awakening of dormant tumor cells contributes to tumor recurrence, this review addresses the potential application of EVs as biomarkers and possible target to prevent cancer relapse and metastasis. [...]the research paper fromYaghjyan et al.examined the relationship between reproductive factors and other breast cancer risk factors with the expression of breast CSC markers (CD44, CD24, and ALDH1A1) in benign breast tissue samples from 439 cancer-free women in the Nurses’ Health Study. [...]EVs can also act as functional biomarkers of clinical outcomes, paving the way for their use in guiding cancer management.
