期刊
ACS OMEGA
卷 7, 期 12, 页码 9995-10000出版社
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/acsomega.2c00635
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- Auburn University Research Initiative in Cancer Grant
- Auburn University Animal Health and Disease Research Grant
Cannabinoids can have unexpected effects on cancer patients, either enhancing or suppressing the growth and progression of different types of cancers. However, the underlying mechanisms of these differential effects, as well as the interaction between cannabinoids and miRNAs, remain poorly understood.
Cancer patients often use cannabinoids for alleviating symptoms induced by cancer pathogenesis and cancer treatment. This use of cannabinoids can have unexpected effects in cancer patients depending on the cancer type, resulting in either beneficial (e.g., anticancer) or adverse (e.g., oncogenic) effects. While cannabinoids can enhance the growth and progression of some cancers, they can also suppress the growth and progression of other cancers. However, the underlying mechanisms of such differential effects are poorly understood. miRNAs have been shown to be involved in driving the hallmarks of cancer, affecting cancer growth and progression as well as cancer therapy response. Although the understanding of the effects of cannabinoids and miRNAs as they relate to cancer continues to improve, the interplay between cannabinoid system and miRNAs in cancer pathogenesis and cancer treatment response is poorly understood. Investigation of such interactions between the cannabinoid system and miRNAs could provide novel insights into the underlying mechanisms of the differential effects of cannabinoids in cancer and can help predict and improve the prognosis of cancer patients.
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