Primer ve sekonder glioblastomların metabolomik yaklaşımla incelenmesi
Özet
Glioblastoma is the most common brain tumor in adults. Despite all treatments, the average survival is around 15 months. Glioblastoma includes primary and secondary subtypes that develop by different genetic pathways. In this study, we aimed to determine the differences at the level of metabolome in the development and pathogenesis of these tumors in tissue samples obtained from patients with primary and secondary glioblastoma who are morphologically the same but genetically different. It was aimed to identify possible pathways in the pathogenesis and to be a preliminary study in the development of hypotheses about possible treatment options. Six normal, 37 primary glioblastoma, 10 secondary glioblastoma and 5 low-grade tumor tissues were analyzed by Q-TOF LC/MS. Metabolites associated with the increase of eicosanoids consisting of lipid mediators prostaglandins (PGs), thromboxanes (TXs), leukotrienes (LTs), lipoxins (LXs) were observed in glioblastomas. Bile acids and their metabolites were found to be increased in glioblastomas. C21 steroid synthesis increased, C21, C19 and C18 steroid metabolism down regulated. Alpha-Tocotrienol was found to be increased in all glioblastomas, especially in secondary glioblastomas. In order to prolong survival in glioblastomas, targeted further studies on eicosanoid, steroid, cholesterol, bile acids and synthesis pathways are needed.
