期刊
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR SCIENCES
卷 24, 期 12, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/ijms24129914
关键词
noncoding RNA; microRNA; piRNA; lncRNA; circRNA; disease pathogenesis; developmental defects; cancer
RNA biology has gained recognition in the past two decades through the discovery of novel transcriptomic elements and functions. Differential gene expression patterns of wild-type loci have contributed to the understanding of molecular mechanisms driving carcinogenic transformation. Non-coding RNA molecules, particularly long non-coding RNA expression, play a role in cellular activity and pathological cell transformation, expanding cancer studies and molecular targeting.
RNA biology has gained extensive recognition in the last two decades due to the identification of novel transcriptomic elements and molecular functions. Cancer arises, in part, due to the accumulation of mutations that greatly contribute to genomic instability. However, the identification of differential gene expression patterns of wild-type loci has exceeded the boundaries of mutational study and has significantly contributed to the identification of molecular mechanisms that drive carcinogenic transformation. Non-coding RNA molecules have provided a novel avenue of exploration, providing additional routes for evaluating genomic and epigenomic regulation. Of particular focus, long non-coding RNA molecule expression has been demonstrated to govern and direct cellular activity, thus evidencing a correlation between aberrant long non-coding RNA expression and the pathological transformation of cells. lncRNA classification, structure, function, and therapeutic utilization have expanded cancer studies and molecular targeting, and understanding the lncRNA interactome aids in defining the unique transcriptomic signatures of cancer cell phenotypes.
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