Role of Extracellular Vesicles in Breast Cancer, its Diagnostics and Treatment

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Leon Horvat, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Jan Jazbec, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Gal Jazbec, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Eva Justin, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Nik Lavtizar, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Marisa Lukavica, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Melissa Matjaš, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Manca Mrak, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Teo Panjan, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Oksana Pavlova, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Lučka Peternelj, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Nina Petrovčič, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Pia Porenta, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Gregor Rebula, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Kaja Suhadolc, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Neža Štojs, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Žana Žorž, Fizioterapevtika, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Veronika Kralj-Iglič, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Anna Romolo, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ljubljana, Slovenia
DOI: https://doi.org/10.55295/PSL.12.2025.I4

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While the risk factors of breast cancer have been extensively studied and recorded, the understanding of the microscopic and nanoscopic mechanisms causing the disease is not yet satisfactory. Recent research in cell biology points to sub-micron sized extracellular vesicles (EVs) which are by now acknowledged to deliver cargo to cells and thereby mediate interaction between them. Investigation of EVs is challenging, as presently there are no golden standard methods for their isolation from bodily fluids or tissues, and their characterization. They are tiny (nano-sized) particles with dynamic identity that require development of new technologically advanced methods. This contribution presents a brief survey of the evidences on various facts that are being collected on breast cancer EVs.

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Socratic Lectures 12th International Symposium, Ljubljana, 11. January, 2025: PART I

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31-39

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6 March 2025

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Avtorske pravice (c) 2025 Andrej Starc, Lana Jarnovič, Barbara Lukanc, Vladimira Erjavec, Faruk Tandir, Redžep Tandir, Anel Vejzović, Nedžad Hadžiomerović, Rizah Avdić, Nejra Dučić, Mojca Debeljak, Monika Jenko, Igor Potparič, Drago Dolinar, Žana Žorž, Neža Štojs, Kaja Suhadolc, Tinkara Plešnik, Sonja Hlebš, Sergeja Bec, Raja Gošnak Dahmane, Nika Šercer, Ajda Španring, Larissa Dolinar, Maja Petrič, Monika Zoroja, Mitja Kozic, Klemen Aleš Pilih, Eva Strle, Lana Uhan, Renata Vauhnik, Miran Jeromel, Božena Jerković Parać, Katarina Breznik, Daša Weber, Darja Rugelj, Gregor Rebula, Pia Porenta, Nina Petrovčič, Ajda Hrovatin, Sara Bjelajac, Jerca Antončič, Špela Ančimer, Kim Ameršek, Veronika Kralj-Iglič, Anna Romolo, Nela Zver, Lorena Zabukovec, Alja Tušar, Klara Stare, Alana Ledinek, Leyla Eisenhut, Petra Bilban, Saba Battelino, Domen Vozel, Ana Kavčič, Lara Nina Marinček, Nika Markun, Lučka Peternelj, Oksana Pavlova, Teo Panjan, Manca Mrak, Melissa Matjaš, Marisa Lukavica, Nik Lavtizar, Eva Justin, Gal Jazbec, Jan Jazbec, Leon Horvat, Kim Zabukovec, Lara Volk, Katarina Štrumbelj Drusany, Jerneja Pirnat, Kaja Troha; Yelena Istileulova (Volume editor)

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Horvat, L., Jazbec, J., Jazbec, G., Justin, E., Lavtizar, N., Lukavica, M., Matjaš, M., Mrak, M., Panjan, T., Pavlova, O., Peternelj, L., Petrovčič, N., Porenta, P., Rebula, G., Suhadolc, K., Štojs, N., Žorž, Žana, Kralj-Iglič, V., & Romolo, A. (2025). Role of Extracellular Vesicles in Breast Cancer, its Diagnostics and Treatment. In Y. Istileulova (Ed.), Socratic Lectures 12th International Symposium, Ljubljana, 11. January, 2025: PART I (pp. 31-39). Založba Univerze v Ljubljani. https://doi.org/10.55295/PSL.12.2025.I4