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As an article on GEN went into detail about, glioblastoma is regarded as a serious condition seen in the human body. However, not everyone will understand just how severe it is, so it should be noted that it is the most prevalent and aggressive form of brain cancer seen. The fact that it accounts for roughly 15% of tumors seen in adults is a point that is hard to overlook. Studies have been done in order to help on the matter and a couple of key components are worth looking into.
Before looking into the matter of research, though, it's worth noting what exactly makes glioblastoma tumors as severe as they seem to be. The report spoke about this in detail, saying that they possess many different types of cells, stem cells included amongst them. These are able to perpetuate cell growth and maintenance, which plays into the ongoing nature of this serious condition. This is one of the many reasons why it has the focus of various organizations on the matter, Voices against Brain Cancer included.
The Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital at McGill University put together a study that would focus on the in vivo mouse model. Basically, it would be utilized in order to see the activity of human GBM-derived brain tumor initiating cells in the body. Two proteins in particular - FOXG1 and TLE - were given quite a bit of focus in addition to the various genes and their shifts as well. What are the regulators that are tied to this condition which has impacted so many people, one would have to wonder?
It's clear that there is a lot of focus that goes into the various methods tied to research in general. Keep in mind that while methods like standard surgery and chemotherapy exist, they may not be as positively impacting in the long term. This means that there has to be attention brought to other areas of this level of research, which is why there has been such focus on elements like FOXG1 and TLE. Seeing as how they can come together in order to decrease activity in tumors, the aforementioned attention is appropriate.
I can only hope that this will be the case for glioblastoma research in the long term. In my mind, it's the type of condition that should be given more focus, which is fortunate considering the litany of stories that exist on the Internet about it. Of course, certain components are focused on more so than others, as it is believed that they can help bring rise to new therapies in the future. In time, I am sure that even more findings will come about based on the information uncovered so far.
Before looking into the matter of research, though, it's worth noting what exactly makes glioblastoma tumors as severe as they seem to be. The report spoke about this in detail, saying that they possess many different types of cells, stem cells included amongst them. These are able to perpetuate cell growth and maintenance, which plays into the ongoing nature of this serious condition. This is one of the many reasons why it has the focus of various organizations on the matter, Voices against Brain Cancer included.
The Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital at McGill University put together a study that would focus on the in vivo mouse model. Basically, it would be utilized in order to see the activity of human GBM-derived brain tumor initiating cells in the body. Two proteins in particular - FOXG1 and TLE - were given quite a bit of focus in addition to the various genes and their shifts as well. What are the regulators that are tied to this condition which has impacted so many people, one would have to wonder?
It's clear that there is a lot of focus that goes into the various methods tied to research in general. Keep in mind that while methods like standard surgery and chemotherapy exist, they may not be as positively impacting in the long term. This means that there has to be attention brought to other areas of this level of research, which is why there has been such focus on elements like FOXG1 and TLE. Seeing as how they can come together in order to decrease activity in tumors, the aforementioned attention is appropriate.
I can only hope that this will be the case for glioblastoma research in the long term. In my mind, it's the type of condition that should be given more focus, which is fortunate considering the litany of stories that exist on the Internet about it. Of course, certain components are focused on more so than others, as it is believed that they can help bring rise to new therapies in the future. In time, I am sure that even more findings will come about based on the information uncovered so far.
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