the role of lncrna ror in colorectal cancer diagnosis and treatment

Context: colorectal cancer (crc) is one of the most common causes of cancer-related deaths worldwide, particularly in developed countries. despite advances in detection and treatment, crc remains difficult to diagnose in its early stages, complicating patient outcomes. recently, long non-coding rnas (lncrnas) have emerged as significant regulators in cancer biology, offering new opportunities for cancer diagnostics. evidence acquisition: this review highlights the molecular mechanisms through which lncrna ror influences crc development, its diagnostic potential as a biomarker, and the future challenges of integrating lncrna ror into clinical practice. results: future research must focus on large-scale validation studies and explore the therapeutic implications of targeting lncrna ror. conclusions: overall, this review positions lncrna ror as a promising biomarker with potential applications in both crc diagnosis and treatment.