This review highlights molecular mechanisms involving long non-coding RNAs in breast cancer stem cells, indicating their role as potential therapeutic targets.
Key Points
Long non-coding rnas are crucial in regulating cancer stem cells, which contribute to treatment resistance and recurrence in breast cancer.
Breast cancer poses significant challenges, including the high mortality rate and complications from cancer stem cell populations.
Understanding lncRNA functions in breast cancer may lead to new therapeutic strategies or biomarkers for better treatment outcomes.
This review discusses the regulation mechanisms of lncRNAs in maintaining stemness in breast cancer stem cells.
Cite This Study
Tellez‐Jiménez et al. (2025) studied this question.