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An Overwiev of the Neural Crest Cells and Tumor Metastasis

Nöral Krista Hücreleri ve Tümör Hücre Metastazına Genel Bakış

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To investigate neural crest developmental mechanisms will provide a better understanding for cancer development, progression and metastasis.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Neural crest cells (NCCs) derived from neuroectoderm are multipotential cells.
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Key Findings & Data:NCCs leave the neuroepithelium and migrate to various tissues by epithelial-mesenchymal transition.
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Conclusion & Impact:To investigate neural crest developmental mechanisms will provide a better understanding for cancer development, progression and metastasis.
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Abstract

Neural crest cells (NCCs) derived from neuroectoderm are multipotential cells. NCCs leave the neuroepithelium and migrate to various tissues by epithelial-mesenchymal transition. In this areas NCCs differentiate to variety of cells including melanocytes, glia cells, chromaffin cells. Cancer is a complex process which involves a dinamic interaction between tumor cells and surrounding micrenvironment. Cancer cells similar to neural crest cells leave their own environments and metastasize into a different tissue. The development of the neural crest and that of cancer progression share paralel morphological and molecular characteristics. Many signalling pathway and transcription factors are mutual for both processes. To investigate neural crest developmental mechanisms will provide a better understanding for cancer development, progression and metastasis.

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Nöral krista (NK) hücreleri nöroektoderm kökenli çok potansiyelli hücrelerdir. Epitelyal-mezenşimal değişim geçirerek nöroepitelden ayrılıp çeşitli dokulara göç ederler. Bu alanlarda melanositler, gliya hücreleri, kromaffin hücreler gibi çok çeşitli hücre tiplerine farklılaşırlar. Kanser, tümör hücresi ve etrafındaki mikroçevre arasında dinamik bir etkileşimin bulunduğu karmaşık bir süreçtir. Kanser hücreleri de nöral krista hücre göçüne benzer şekilde bulundukları çevreden ayrılarak farklı bir dokuya göç eder, metastaz yaparlar. Morfolojik ve moleküler düzeyde nöral krista gelişimi ve kanser progresyonu paralellik gösterir. Birçok sinyal yolağı ve transkripsiyon faktörü her iki süreçte de ortaktır. Nöral krista gelişiminde rol alan mekanizmaların araştırılması, kanser gelişimi, progresyonu ve metastazının daha iyi anlaşılmasına olanak sağlayacaktır.

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BAYINDIR, N., EŞREFOĞLU, M. (2016). An Overwiev of the Neural Crest Cells and Tumor Metastasis. Bezmiâlem Science, Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 2, 65–69. https://ajindex.com/articles/160764

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