Thesis Abstract

Abstract
Cancer is a complex disease characterized by uncontrolled cell growth and proliferation, leading to the formation of malignant tumors. One of the key players in cancer progression is the dysregulation of microRNAs, small non-coding RNA molecules that play crucial roles in gene expression regulation. This thesis aims to explore the role of microRNAs in cancer progression and treatment, focusing on how these molecules can be targeted for therapeutic interventions. The Introduction sets the stage by providing an overview of cancer as a major global health concern and highlighting the importance of understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying cancer progression. The Background of Study delves into the existing literature on microRNAs and their involvement in cancer, emphasizing the need for further research in this area. The Problem Statement identifies the gaps in knowledge regarding the specific roles of microRNAs in different types of cancer and the challenges in developing effective targeted therapies. The Objectives of Study outline the main goals of this research, which include investigating the expression patterns of specific microRNAs in different cancer types, elucidating their functional roles in cancer progression, and exploring their potential as therapeutic targets. The Limitations of Study acknowledge the constraints and challenges that may impact the research outcomes, such as sample size limitations, technical constraints, and the complexity of cancer biology. The Scope of Study defines the boundaries and focus of the research, detailing the specific cancer types and microRNAs that will be investigated. The Significance of Study highlights the potential impact of this research on advancing our understanding of cancer biology and identifying novel therapeutic strategies for cancer treatment. The Structure of the Thesis provides a roadmap of the chapters and sections that will be covered in this research, guiding the reader through the methodology, findings, and conclusions. The Literature Review delves into existing studies on microRNAs in cancer, highlighting key findings and identifying gaps in knowledge that this research aims to address. The Research Methodology outlines the experimental approaches and techniques that will be employed to investigate the expression and function of microRNAs in cancer cells, including cell culture experiments, molecular biology assays, and bioinformatics analyses. The Discussion of Findings presents the results of the study, analyzing the expression patterns of specific microRNAs in cancer cells, their functional roles in promoting cancer progression, and their potential as therapeutic targets. The Conclusion and Summary of the Thesis synthesizes the key findings, discusses their implications for cancer research and treatment, and suggests avenues for future research in this field. In conclusion, this thesis contributes to the growing body of knowledge on the role of microRNAs in cancer progression and treatment, offering insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying cancer development and potential therapeutic strategies for combating this deadly disease.

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