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Epigenetic modulation in sensitizing metastatic sarcomas to therapies and overcoming resistance.


ABSTRACT: Sarcomas are a class of rare malignancies of mesenchymal origin with a heterogeneous histological spectrum. They are classically associated with poor outcomes, especially once metastasized. A path to improving clinical outcomes may be made through modifying the epigenome, where a variety of sarcomas demonstrate changes that contribute to their oncogenic phenotypes. This Perspective article identifies and describes changes in the sarcoma genome, while discussing specific epigenetic changes and their effect on clinical outcomes. Clinical attempts at modulating epigenetics in sarcoma are reviewed, as well as potential implications of these studies. Epigenetic targets to reverse and delay chemotherapy resistance are discussed. Future directions with primary next steps are proposed to invigorate the current understanding of epigenetic biomarkers to enact targeted therapies to epigenetic phenotypes of sarcoma subtypes. Modifications to prior studies, as well as proposed clinical steps, are also addressed.

SUBMITTER: Rytlewski J 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8992584 | biostudies-literature | 2022

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Epigenetic modulation in sensitizing metastatic sarcomas to therapies and overcoming resistance.

Rytlewski Jeff J   Brockman Qierra R QR   Dodd Rebecca D RD   Milhem Mohammed M   Monga Varun V  

Cancer drug resistance (Alhambra, Calif.) 20220104 1


Sarcomas are a class of rare malignancies of mesenchymal origin with a heterogeneous histological spectrum. They are classically associated with poor outcomes, especially once metastasized. A path to improving clinical outcomes may be made through modifying the epigenome, where a variety of sarcomas demonstrate changes that contribute to their oncogenic phenotypes. This Perspective article identifies and describes changes in the sarcoma genome, while discussing specific epigenetic changes and th  ...[more]

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