Cancer is considered the most important clinical, social and economic issue regarding
cause‑specific disability‑adjusted life years among all human pathologies. Exogenous …

Background Cervical cancer is the fourth most commonly diagnosed cancer in women
worldwide. The metastasis and invasion of this type of cancer are closely related to the …

Simple Summary Telomeres are specialized repeat DNA sequences at the ends of each
chromosome. The primary function of telomeres is to prevent genomic instability. Telomeres …

Genomic instability is an important characteristic of cancer, which promotes clonal evolution
and tumorigenesis by increasing the frequency of gene destruction and loss of genome …

Telomeric sequences, the structures comprised of hexanucleotide repeats and associated
proteins, play a pivotal role in chromosome end protection and preservation of genomic …

Background Telomere has been recognized as a biomarker of accelerating aging, and
telomere length (TL) shortening is closely related to diverse chronic illnesses. Human serum …

Cancer stands for the most important clinical, social, and economic issue regarding cause-
specific disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) among all human pathologies. Exogenous …

Telomeres are crucial for cancer progression. Immune signalling in the tumour
microenvironment has been shown to be very important in cancer prognosis. However, the …

Lymphocytes have dopamine receptors, and low dopamine levels increase receptor
synthesis. Lymphocytes may move slower in Parkinson's, which is characterized by low …

Telomeres are important regions for maintaining genome stability, and their dysfunction is
closely related to the occurrence of colon cancer. This article reviews the recent progress in …