Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: Jan. 6, 2023
Abstract
Recent
advances
in
neoantigen
research
have
accelerated
the
development
and
regulatory
approval
of
tumor
immunotherapies,
including
cancer
vaccines,
adoptive
cell
therapy
antibody-based
therapies,
especially
for
solid
tumors.
Neoantigens
are
newly
formed
antigens
generated
by
cells
as
a
result
various
tumor-specific
alterations,
such
genomic
mutation,
dysregulated
RNA
splicing,
disordered
post-translational
modification,
integrated
viral
open
reading
frames.
recognized
non-self
trigger
an
immune
response
that
is
not
subject
to
central
peripheral
tolerance.
The
quick
identification
prediction
neoantigens
been
made
possible
advanced
next-generation
sequencing
bioinformatic
technologies.
Compared
tumor-associated
antigens,
highly
immunogenic
provide
emerging
targets
personalized
serve
prospective
predictors
survival
prognosis
checkpoint
blockade
responses.
therapies
will
be
aided
understanding
mechanism
underlying
neoantigen-induced
anti-tumor
streamlining
process
neoantigen-based
immunotherapies.
This
review
provides
overview
on
characterization
outlines
clinical
applications
immunotherapeutic
strategies
based
neoantigens.
We
also
explore
their
current
status,
inherent
challenges,
translation
potential.
Immunity,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
48(4), P. 812 - 830.e14
Published: April 1, 2018
We
performed
an
extensive
immunogenomic
analysis
of
more
than
10,000
tumors
comprising
33
diverse
cancer
types
by
utilizing
data
compiled
TCGA.
Across
types,
we
identified
six
immune
subtypes—wound
healing,
IFN-γ
dominant,
inflammatory,
lymphocyte
depleted,
immunologically
quiet,
and
TGF-β
dominant—characterized
differences
in
macrophage
or
signatures,
Th1:Th2
cell
ratio,
extent
intratumoral
heterogeneity,
aneuploidy,
neoantigen
load,
overall
proliferation,
expression
immunomodulatory
genes,
prognosis.
Specific
driver
mutations
correlated
with
lower
(CTNNB1,
NRAS,
IDH1)
higher
(BRAF,
TP53,
CASP8)
leukocyte
levels
across
all
cancers.
Multiple
control
modalities
the
intracellular
extracellular
networks
(transcription,
microRNAs,
copy
number,
epigenetic
processes)
were
involved
tumor-immune
interactions,
both
within
subtypes.
Our
immunogenomics
pipeline
to
characterize
these
heterogeneous
resulting
are
intended
serve
as
a
resource
for
future
targeted
studies
further
advance
field.
Genome biology,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
18(1)
Published: Nov. 15, 2017
Tissues
are
complex
milieus
consisting
of
numerous
cell
types.
Several
recent
methods
have
attempted
to
enumerate
subsets
from
transcriptomes.
However,
the
available
used
limited
sources
for
training
and
give
only
a
partial
portrayal
full
cellular
landscape.
Here
we
present
xCell,
novel
gene
signature-based
method,
use
it
infer
64
immune
stromal
We
harmonized
1822
pure
human
type
transcriptomes
various
employed
curve
fitting
approach
linear
comparison
types
introduced
spillover
compensation
technique
separating
them.
Using
extensive
in
silico
analyses
cytometry
immunophenotyping,
show
that
xCell
outperforms
other
methods.
is
at
http://xCell.ucsf.edu/
.
Annual Review of Pathology Mechanisms of Disease,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
16(1), P. 223 - 249
Published: Nov. 16, 2020
Immune
checkpoint
inhibitors
(ICIs)
have
made
an
indelible
mark
in
the
field
of
cancer
immunotherapy.
Starting
with
approval
anti-cytotoxic
T
lymphocyte-associated
protein
4
(anti-CTLA-4)
for
advanced-stage
melanoma
2011,
ICIs-which
now
also
include
antibodies
against
programmed
cell
death
1
(PD-1)
and
its
ligand
(PD-L1)-quickly
gained
US
Food
Drug
Administration
treatment
a
wide
array
types,
demonstrating
unprecedented
extension
patient
survival.
However,
despite
success
ICIs,
resistance
to
these
agents
restricts
number
patients
able
achieve
durable
responses,
immune-related
adverse
events
complicate
treatment.
Thus,
better
understanding
requirements
effective
safe
antitumor
immune
response
following
ICI
therapy
is
needed.
Studies
both
tumoral
systemic
changes
system
yielded
insight
into
basis
efficacy
resistance.
Ultimately,
by
building
on
insights,
researchers
should
be
combine
ICIs
other
agents,
or
design
new
immunotherapies,
broader
more
as
well
greater
safety.
Here,
we
review
history
clinical
utility
mechanisms
therapy,
local
associated
outcome.
Genome Medicine,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: May 24, 2019
We
introduce
quanTIseq,
a
method
to
quantify
the
fractions
of
ten
immune
cell
types
from
bulk
RNA-sequencing
data.
quanTIseq
was
extensively
validated
in
blood
and
tumor
samples
using
simulated,
flow
cytometry,
immunohistochemistry
data.quanTIseq
analysis
8000
revealed
that
cytotoxic
T
infiltration
is
more
strongly
associated
with
activation
CXCR3/CXCL9
axis
than
mutational
load
deconvolution-based
scores
have
prognostic
value
several
solid
cancers.
Finally,
we
used
show
how
kinase
inhibitors
modulate
contexture
reveal
immune-cell
underlie
differential
patients'
responses
checkpoint
blockers.Availability:
available
at
http://icbi.at/quantiseq
.
Immune
cells
infiltrating
tumors
can
have
important
impact
on
tumor
progression
and
response
to
therapy.
We
present
an
efficient
algorithm
simultaneously
estimate
the
fraction
of
cancer
immune
cell
types
from
bulk
gene
expression
data.
Our
method
integrates
novel
profiles
each
major
non-malignant
type
found
in
tumors,
renormalization
based
cell-type-specific
mRNA
content,
ability
consider
uncharacterized
possibly
highly
variable
types.
Feasibility
is
demonstrated
by
validation
with
flow
cytometry,
immunohistochemistry
single-cell
RNA-Seq
analyses
human
melanoma
colorectal
specimens.
Altogether,
our
work
not
only
improves
accuracy
but
also
broadens
scope
absolute
predictions
data,
provides
a
unique
experimental
benchmark
for
immunogenomics
research
(http://epic.gfellerlab.org).
Cell Reports,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
23(1), P. 181 - 193.e7
Published: April 1, 2018
Beyond
sample
curation
and
basic
pathologic
characterization,
the
digitized
H&E-stained
images
of
TCGA
samples
remain
underutilized.
To
highlight
this
resource,
we
present
mappings
tumor-infiltrating
lymphocytes
(TILs)
based
on
H&E
from
13
tumor
types.
These
TIL
maps
are
derived
through
computational
staining
using
a
convolutional
neural
network
trained
to
classify
patches
images.
Affinity
propagation
revealed
local
spatial
structure
in
patterns
correlation
with
overall
survival.
map
structural
were
grouped
standard
histopathological
parameters.
enriched
particular
T
cell
subpopulations
molecular
measures.
densities
differentially
among
types,
immune
subtypes,
implying
that
infiltrate
state
could
reflect
aberration
states.
Obtaining
lymphocytic
linked
rich
genomic
characterization
demonstrates
one
use
for
image
archives
insights
into
tumor-immune
microenvironment.