Brain gliomas are major neurosurgical challenges due to high mortality and morbidity. Hence, development of novel biomarkers is of great value to plan appropriate treatment strategy. Evaluation of the molecular content of extracellular vesicles (EVs) as novel non-invasive biomarker repertoires can provide a real-time portrait of disease status. This study aims to provide a systematic, comprehensive and critical report of the diagnostic and prognostic significance of EV biomarkers (proteins, DNAs and RNAs) for brain gliomas, discuss their biogenesis and passage through the blood brain barrier, and also highlight the high throughput methods used for EV biomarker discovery; as well as discussing potential limitations of EV isolation and characterization methods as glioma diagnostic, prognostic or treatment response biomarkers. Moreover, we critically appraise the bias risk in the previous studies, discuss the limitations EV biomarker discovery faces to enter neurosurgical practice in the future, and highlight the need for more optimized protocols for EV isolation and biomarker discovery in high throughput studies. The current systematic review was conducted upon PRISMA guidelines [10].
A systematic update to circulating extracellular vesicles proteome; transcriptome and small RNA-ome as glioma diagnostic, prognostic and treatment-response biomarkers.
M. Nikoobakht,Parisa Shamshiripour,Mohadeseh Shahin,B. Bouzari,Melika Razavi-Hashemi,D. Ahmadvand,Mahzad Akbarpour
Published 2021 in Cancer Treatment and Research Communications
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2021
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Cancer Treatment and Research Communications
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2021-11-01
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Biology, Medicine
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