Abdullaev, Bekhzod, Rasyid, Sri Anggarini, Ali, Eyhab, Al-Dhalimy, Aiman Mohammed Baqir, Mustafa, Yasser Fakri, Fenjan, Mohammed N., Misra, Neeti, Al- Musawi, Sada Ghalib, alawadi, ahmed, and Alsalamy, Ali
Breast cancer (BC) is the most prevalent aggressive malignant tumor in women worldwide and develops from breast tissue. Although cutting-edge treatment methods have been used and current mortality rates have decreased, BC control is still not satisfactory. Clarifying the underlying molecular mechanisms will help clinical options. Extracellular vesicles known as exosomes mediate cellular communication by delivering a variety of biomolecules, including proteins, oncogenes, oncomiRs, and even pharmacological substances. These transferable bioactive molecules can alter the transcriptome of target cells and affect signaling pathways that are related to tumors. Numerous studies have linked exosomes to BC biology, including therapeutic resistance and the local microenvironment. Exosomes' roles in tumor treatment resistance, invasion, and BC metastasis are the main topics of discussion in this review. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]