Resectable Colorectal Cancer: Current Perceptions on the Correlation of Recurrence Risk, Microbiota and Detection of Genetic Mutations in Liquid Biopsies.
Resectable Colorectal Cancer: Current Perceptions on the Correlation of Recurrence Risk, Microbiota and Detection of Genetic Mutations in Liquid Biopsies.
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可切除的结直肠癌:当前对复发风险,微生物群和液体活检中基因突变检测的看法。
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10.3390/cancers13143522
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发表时间:
2021-07-14
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影响因子:
5.2
通讯作者:
Souglakos J
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作者:
Koulouris A;Tsagkaris C;Messaritakis I;Gouvas N;Sfakianaki M;Trypaki M;Spyrou V;Christodoulakis M;Athanasakis E;Xynos E;Tzardi M;Mavroudis D;Souglakos J
CRC recurrence remains a great barrier in the disease management. Metastatic disease is a highly lethal malignancy. Novel biomarkers are urgently needed to address disease recurrence since specific genetic signatures can identify a higher or lower recurrence risk, thus serving as biomarkers and treatment targets. To a large extent, CRC is mediated by the immune and inflammatory interplay of microbiota, through intestinal dysbiosis. Clarification of these mechanisms will yield new opportunities, leading to appropriate stratification policies, and to more precise, personalized monitoring and treatment navigation. Under this perspective, early detection of post-operative CRC recurrence is of utmost importance. Ongoing trials, focusing on CTCs and, even more on ctDNA, seem to pave the way to a promising, minimally invasive, and life-saving monitoring, supporting personalized treatment and favoring patients’ quality of life. Metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC) remains a highly lethal malignancy, although considerable progress has resulted from molecular alterations in guiding optimal use of available treatments. CRC recurrence remains a great barrier in the disease management. Hence, the spotlight turns to newly mapped fields concerning recurrence risk factors in patients with resectable CRC with a focus on genetic mutations, microbiota remodeling and liquid biopsies. There is an urgent need for novel biomarkers to address disease recurrence since specific genetic signatures can identify a higher or lower recurrence risk (RR) and, thus, be used both as biomarkers and treatment targets. To a large extent, CRC is mediated by the immune and inflammatory interplay of microbiota, through intestinal dysbiosis. Clarification of these mechanisms will yield new opportunities, leading not only to the appropriate stratification policies, but also to more precise, personalized monitoring and treatment navigation. Under this perspective, early detection of post-operative CRC recurrence is of utmost importance. Ongoing trials, focusing on circulating tumor cells (CTCs) and, even more, circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA), seem to pave the way to a promising, minimally invasive but accurate and life-saving monitoring, not only supporting personalized treatment but favoring patients’ quality of life, as well.
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