ABSTRACT
Malignant tumors of digestive system are highly prevalent malignant tumors that seriously threaten human health around the world. At present, the curative efficacy and prognosis of traditional treatment methods cannot reach the expectation, so it is urgent to find new targets for cancer treatment and realize targeted therapy for tumors. Abnormal energy metabolism in tumor cells is regarded as a hallmark of cancer, and malignant tumor cells absorb glucose through aerobic glycolysis pathway, and obtain a small amount of energy and produce lactate under the catalysis of a series of enzymes. Lactate dehydrogenase A (Lactate dehydrogenase A, LDHA), as a key enzyme in the aerobic glycolysis pathway of tumor cells, plays an important role in the metabolic changes of tumor cells. Studies have demonstrated that LDHA has high expression characteristics in a variety of tumor cells,and its high expression in clinic is often related to the poor prognosis and high metastasis rate of tumors, which is expected to be a new target for cancer therapy. This article reviews the role of LDHA in the development of digestive system tumors and the research progress of related drugs.
ABSTRACT
The morbidity and mortality of tumors of digestive system is much higher in recent years .Realizing diagnosis of early phase tumors can improve the surgical resection rate and prolong survival time of patients .Compared with traditional diagnosis methods, multiphoton microscopy has got an obvious improvement in the penetration depth .Furthermore, phototoxicity and photo-bleaching has been largely reduced .Combining with the second harmonic microscopy , the change of collagen fibers can be observed in the organization.MPM can achieve early diagnosis of cancer at the cellular level .Therefore, multiphoton microscopy , with the imaging characteristics of unique high resolution , real-time, nondestructive , deeply spectral resolution , is of great potential in the diagnosis of early stage tumors of digestive system .Based on the latest research results , this review summarizes the latest progress of multiphoton microscopy diagnosing early phase of gastrointestinal tumor .