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Can miR-210 be a potential mediator of sphere development in cells naked to hypoxic exosomes?
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Can miR-210 be a potential mediator of sphere development in cells naked to hypoxic exosomes?

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Shrestha Dutta, Amity University Kolkata

Researches show that hypoxic exosomal miRNA load recognizable HIF-1α regulated miRNA, miR-210, is a potential mediator of sphere development in cells naked to hypoxic exosomes. The knockdown of HIF-1α in hypoxic EWS cells prompted diminished exosomal miR-210 levels and decreased the ability of hypoxic exosomes to form spheres. Inhibition of miR-210 in hypoxic spheres constricted sphere development and overexpression of miR-210 in normoxic spheres essentially improved the quantity of EWS spheres. HIF – 1α has been shown to regulate tumour development and stem cell endurance in hypoxic malignancy cells by hindering apoptosis.

Newly discovered evidence showed that intercellular connection between tumour cells in hypoxic and normoxic regions adds to functional differences related to hypoxic tumours. Some researches show that shCD99 EWS-derived exosomes could transfer enhanced miR-34a to receiver EWS cells and stimulate neural separation while in other studies, EWS-determined exosomes carrying EZH2 mRNA could be transported to mesenchymal cells.

Researches in other malignancy models show that the function of hypoxic exosomes has revealed how hypoxic tumours can emit exosomes that propagate an aggressive phenotype in cells outside the hypoxic region. Exosomes delivered from hypoxic prostate malignant cells improved sphere development in normoxic cells, yet the researchers couldn’t explain a mechanism showing how hypoxic exosomes promote stemness in normoxic cells. The researchers recognized hypoxia managed miRNA fundamentally expressed in hypoxic cells and HypoxicEXO and portrayed a potential objective that facilitates an apoptotic pathway critical to sphere development.

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Kling, M. J., et al. (2020) Exosomes secreted under hypoxia enhance stemness in Ewing’s sarcoma through miR-210 delivery. Oncotarget. doi.org/10.18632/oncotarget.27702.

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