The development of brain tumor stem cells relevant signaling pathway

doi:10.3877/cma.j.issn.2095-9141.2015.05.011

Abstract

Abstract:

Glioma stem cells exist in the micro environment, which contains a variety of cell signal transduction molecules, and biological behavior of glioma is regulated by extracellular microenvironment on the intracellular signal. Glioma stem cell signaling pathways study has become the hot topics in the study of glioma. This review focuses on several important in glioma stem cells related to neural stem cell signaling pathways, for a more comprehensive understanding of glioma cell signal, and provide basic evidence to explore new glioma treatment.

Key words: Brain tumor, Stem cells, Signaling pathways

Yang Guo, Ruxiang Xu. The development of brain tumor stem cells relevant signaling pathway[J]. Chinese Journal of Neurotraumatic Surgery(Electronic Edition), 2015, 01(05): 41-45.

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