Chemotherapy-Induced Cellular Senescence: A Comprehensive Review of Clinical Methodologies and Treatment Outcomes

Abstract

The phenomenon of cellular senescence, which inevitably occurs as a result of chemotherapy, which is the basis of today's cancer treatment, has been a subject of increasing interest in recent years. This article aims to methodologically examine how cellular senescence is induced by chemotherapeutic agents and how this condition is detected in patients who are receiving or have received treatment. How senescent cells induced by chemotherapy during cancer treatment are determined, which biomarkers are used to detect senescence, and the methods used to detect these markers are discussed. In addition, the effects of senescent cells on the tumor microenvironment and the important clinical outcomes that may occur in patients with treatment are examined. In conclusion, in this review, we aimed to examine the clinical importance of cellular senescence induced by chemotherapy in cancer patients, how it may affect the response to chemotherapy, the side effects and long-term clinical outcomes it may cause in patients and possible new treatment methods to prevent potential adverse consequences.

Keywords

• senescence
• cancer
• chemotherapy
• biomarker
• clinic
• tumor

Ethical Statement

Not applicable.

Kemoterapi ile İndüklenen Hücresel Senesens: Klinik Yöntemler ve Tedavi Sonuçlarının Kapsamlı Bir İncelemesi

Abstract

Günümüz kanser tedavisinin temelini oluşturan kemoterapinin kaçınılmaz bir sonucu olarak ortaya çıkan hücresel senesens olgusu, son yıllarda artan bir ilgiyle araştırılmaktadır. Bu makalede, kemoterapötik ajanlar tarafından hücresel senesens'in nasıl indüklendiği ve bu durumun tedavi almakta olan ya da tedavi almış hastalarda nasıl tespit edildiği yöntemsel olarak incelenmiştir. Kanser tedavisi sırasında kemoterapiye bağlı olarak gelişen senesens hücrelerin nasıl belirlendiği, senesens'in tespitinde kullanılan biyobelirteçler ve bu belirteçleri saptamada kullanılan yöntemler tartışılmıştır. Ayrıca, senesens hücrelerin tümör mikroçevresi üzerindeki etkileri ve tedavi gören hastalarda ortaya çıkabilecek önemli klinik sonuçlar değerlendirilmiştir. Sonuç olarak, bu derlemede kemoterapiye bağlı olarak gelişen hücresel senesens'in kanser hastalarındaki klinik önemini, kemoterapiye yanıtı nasıl etkileyebileceğini, hastalarda oluşturabileceği yan etkiler ile uzun vadeli klinik sonuçlarını ve potansiyel olumsuz sonuçları önlemeye yönelik yeni tedavi yöntemlerini incelemeyi amaçladık.

Keywords

• senesens
• kanser
• kemoterapi
• biyobelirteç
• klinik
• tümör

Ethical Statement

Not applicable

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