Review Article
Exosomes Regulate the Transformation of Cancer Cells in Cancer Stem Cell Homeostasis
Table 2
Targeted exocrine and possible pathway of tumor therapy.
| Action pathway | Action target | Function | References |
| Biogenesis | ESCRT components | Reduce the release of exosomes and change their content components | [118] | aSMase | Decrease the sorting and production of exosomes | [119] | Tetraspanin | Reduce the production of MVBs and change the mRNA content and protein composition of exosomes | [120] | Rab protein | Inhibit the binding of MVBs to the plasma membrane | [12, 13, 121] |
| Release process | Diacylglycerol kinase alpha | Inhibition of the release of exosomes containing the Fas ligand | [122] | Na+/Ca2+ channel | Reduce the release of exosomes | [123] | Phosphatidylserine | Interfere with the binding of EVs to receptor cells | [124ā127] |
| Ingestion process | Dynein | Inhibition of exosomal uptake by receptor cells | [19] |
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