Inflammation and tumor progression: signaling pathways and targeted intervention
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Resumen del artículo
Cancer development and its response to therapy are significantly influenced by inflammation, which can either promote or suppress tumor progression. Chronic inflammation often aids tumor progression and resistance to treatment, whereas acute inflammatory responses can stimulate anti-tumor immunity.
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Scientists found that sometimes when your body gets red and puffy (like a scraped knee), it can accidentally help bad cells (cancer) grow. But other times, that same feeling can help your body fight off those bad cells!
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This review provides a comprehensive overview of the complex relationship between inflammation and cancer. It covers a broad range of relevant topics, from the initiation and resolution of inflammation to the role of specific signaling pathways and immune cells in tumor development and progression. While the review has some limitations in terms of synthesis, critical evaluation, and figure clarity, its breadth of coverage and inclusion of recent research make it a valuable resource for researchers in the field. The depth of analysis on specific pathways and molecules makes it especially valuable to drug development efforts seeking anti-inflammatory targets related to oncology. The comprehensive overview of clinical trials currently underway further enhances the review's practicality and relevance to therapeutic development.
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