Table 3.
MicroRNA Biomarkers
First author/s, year | Biomarker | Marker type | Diagnostic or prognostic utility | (Refs.) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bandrés et al., 2006 | miR-31 | MicroRNA | Correlates with advanced stages of colorectal cancer; indicates tumor progression and aggressiveness. | 74 |
Akao et al., 2007 | let-7 | MicroRNA | Regulates oncogenes like RAS; shows potential as a therapeutic agent to suppress tumor growth. | 75 |
Ma X et al., 2020 | miR-199b | MicroRNA | Lower expression in tumors correlates with worse survival; high levels linked to advanced stages. | 76 |
Hur K et al., 2014 | miR-17-92 (miR-25, miR-92) | MicroRNA | Overexpression linked to aggressive clinical behavior in MSS tumors. | 77 |
The microRNA table details their regulatory role in CRC biology, including tumor progression, metastasis, and therapy resistance. It highlights specific miRNAs, such as miR-31, associated with advanced cancer stages and aggressiveness, and let-7, which regulates oncogenes like RAS. These markers serve as potential diagnostic and prognostic tools and provide therapeutic opportunities for personalized treatments.