Radiotherapy resistance is one of the key factors of poor prognosis of ovarian cancer clinical treatment. The search for key targets of ovarian cancer radiotherapy resistance has become a high priority. Long noncoding RNA plays an important role in tumor development. However, the key lncRNA in ovarian cancer radiotherapy resistance is not identified. Our finding that lncRNA CRNDE is highly expressed in the radiotherapy resistance cell line CAOV3/R drew our attention. Therefore, in this study, we targeted lncRNA CRNDE to analyze whether it is a key factor of radiotherapy resistance in ovarian cancer. Ultimately, we found that silencing lncRNA CRNDE could reverse CAOV3/R radiotherapy resistance, which would be a boon to clinical treatment.

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