Tumor and cancer stem cells‐derived exosomes interplay: A secret of cancer complications
Swarup Sonar,
Sidhanti Nyahatkar,
Ketki Kalele
Abstract:Cancer stem cells (CSCs) are a small subset of tumor cells, efficient in self‐renewal within the tumor and also play a vital role in cancer resistance and metastasis. Recent cancer research has focused on exosomes, a tiny subpopulation of extracellular vesicles (EVs), known for their role in intercellular communication, and significantly contributing to tumor development and metastasis (Tumor derived exosomes‐TEXs). These exosomes complicate cancer treatment by promoting tumor and CSC formation and developing … Show more
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