Metabolic crossroads: unravelling immune cell dynamics in gastrointestinal cancer drug resistance
C. Raman Suri,
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Babita Pande,
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Lakkakula Suhasini Sahithi
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et al.
Cancer Drug Resistance,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 8, 2025
Metabolic
reprogramming
within
the
tumor
microenvironment
(TME)
plays
a
critical
role
in
driving
drug
resistance
gastrointestinal
cancers
(GI),
particularly
through
pathways
of
fatty
acid
oxidation
and
glycolysis.
Cancer
cells
often
rewire
their
metabolism
to
sustain
growth
reshape
TME,
creating
conditions
such
as
nutrient
depletion,
hypoxia,
acidity
that
impair
antitumor
immune
responses.
Immune
TME
also
undergo
metabolic
alterations,
frequently
adopting
immunosuppressive
phenotypes
promote
progression
reduce
efficacy
therapies.
The
competition
for
essential
nutrients,
glucose,
between
cancer
compromises
functions
effector
cells,
T
cells.
Additionally,
by-products
like
lactate
kynurenine
further
suppress
activity
populations,
including
regulatory
M2
macrophages.
Targeting
glycolysis
presents
new
opportunities
overcome
improve
therapeutic
outcomes
GI
cancers.
Modulating
these
key
has
potential
reinvigorate
exhausted
shift
toward
phenotypes,
enhance
effectiveness
immunotherapies
other
treatments.
Future
strategies
will
require
continued
research
into
metabolism,
development
novel
inhibitors,
clinical
trials
evaluating
combination
Identifying
validating
biomarkers
be
crucial
patient
stratification
treatment
monitoring.
Insights
may
have
broader
implications
across
multiple
types,
offering
avenues
improving
treatment.
Language: Английский
Unraveling the nexus: Genomic instability and metabolism in cancer
Vaibhavi Gujar,
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Haojian Li,
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Tanya T. Paull
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et al.
Cell Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
44(4), P. 115540 - 115540
Published: April 1, 2025
The
DNA-damage
response
(DDR)
is
a
signaling
network
that
enables
cells
to
detect
and
repair
genomic
damage.
Over
the
past
three
decades,
inhibiting
DDR
has
proven
be
an
effective
cancer
therapeutic
strategy.
Although
drugs
targeting
have
received
approval
for
treating
various
cancers,
tumor
often
develop
resistance
these
therapies,
owing
their
ability
undergo
energetic
metabolic
reprogramming.
Metabolic
intermediates
also
influence
cells'
sense
oxidative
stress,
leading
impaired
redox
metabolism,
thus
creating
vulnerabilities.
In
this
review,
we
summarize
recent
advances
in
understanding
crosstalk
between
metabolism.
We
discuss
combination
therapies
target
DDR,
vulnerabilities
cancer.
outline
potential
obstacles
metabolism
propose
strategies
overcome
challenges.
Language: Английский
Cancer metabolic reprogramming and precision medicine-current perspective
Tingting Gao,
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Liuxin Yang,
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Yali Zhang
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et al.
Frontiers in Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Oct. 17, 2024
Despite
the
advanced
technologies
and
global
attention
on
cancer
treatment
strategies,
continues
to
claim
lives
adversely
affects
socio-economic
development.
Although
combination
therapies
were
anticipated
eradicate
this
disease,
resilient
restorative
nature
of
cancers
allows
them
proliferate
at
expense
host
immune
cells
energetically.
This
proliferation
is
driven
by
metabolic
profiles
specific
type
patient.
An
emerging
field
exploring
reprogramming
(MR)
predict
effective
treatments.
mini-review
discusses
recent
advancements
in
MR
that
have
contributed
predictive,
preventive,
precision
medicine.
Current
perspectives
mechanisms
various
types
prospects
for
personalized
medicine
are
essential
optimizing
outputs
necessary
Language: Английский