がん臨床試験ジャーナル

acute myeloid leukemia with or without venetoclax-based therapy

Abstract

Mrinal Roxana

Tumor microenvironments can incorporate organisms that live in or close to the tumor. Microorganisms can adjust the microenvironment by creating factors that impact disease cells. For instance, certain strains of E. coli produce colibactin poison that is all the more generally found in the mucosa of people with colorectal disease than sound controls. Colibactin instigates cells in the microenvironment to create development factors which may advance tumor development. Another way that organisms can impact the microenvironment is through delivering bacterial biofilms which have been related with higher cell expansion rates and expanded danger of colorectal malignant growth. The tumor microenvironment in gastrointestinal tissue can be affected by the entirety of the microorganisms and supplements that are available. Subsequently, what and the amount we eat can downstreamly affect the nature of gastrointestinal tissues in manners that advance or cutoff malignant growth.