Microscopy and Microanalysis,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
29(Supplement_1), P. 1078 - 1079
Published: July 22, 2023
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Large-Scale
Electron
Microscopy
to
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Nanoscale
Detail
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Cancer
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Jessica
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Riesterer,
Riesterer
Knight
Institute,
Oregon
Health
&
Science
University,
Portland,
OR,
USA
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29,
Issue
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1
August
2023,
Pages
1078–1079,
https://doi.org/10.1093/micmic/ozad067.554
Published:
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2023
Frontiers in Oncology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Jan. 4, 2023
Cancer
is
a
major
medical
problem
worldwide.
Due
to
its
high
heterogeneity,
the
use
of
same
drugs
or
surgical
methods
in
patients
with
tumor
may
have
different
curative
effects,
leading
need
for
more
accurate
treatment
tumors
and
personalized
treatments
patients.
The
precise
essential,
which
renders
obtaining
an
in-depth
understanding
changes
that
undergo
urgent,
including
their
genes,
proteins
cancer
cell
phenotypes,
order
develop
targeted
strategies
Artificial
intelligence
(AI)
based
on
big
data
can
extract
hidden
patterns,
important
information,
corresponding
knowledge
behind
enormous
amount
data.
For
example,
ML
deep
learning
subsets
AI
be
used
mine
deep-level
information
genomics,
transcriptomics,
proteomics,
radiomics,
digital
pathological
images,
other
data,
make
clinicians
synthetically
comprehensively
understand
tumors.
In
addition,
find
new
biomarkers
from
assist
screening,
detection,
diagnosis,
prognosis
prediction,
so
as
providing
best
individual
improving
clinical
outcomes.
Cell,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
186(18), P. 3945 - 3967.e26
Published: Aug. 1, 2023
Post-translational
modifications
(PTMs)
play
key
roles
in
regulating
cell
signaling
and
physiology
both
normal
cancer
cells.
Advances
mass
spectrometry
enable
high-throughput,
accurate,
sensitive
measurement
of
PTM
levels
to
better
understand
their
role,
prevalence,
crosstalk.
Here,
we
analyze
the
largest
collection
proteogenomics
data
from
1,110
patients
with
profiles
across
11
types
(10
National
Cancer
Institute's
Clinical
Proteomic
Tumor
Analysis
Consortium
[CPTAC]).
Our
study
reveals
pan-cancer
patterns
changes
protein
acetylation
phosphorylation
involved
hallmark
processes.
These
revealed
subsets
tumors,
different
types,
including
those
dysregulated
DNA
repair
driven
by
phosphorylation,
altered
metabolic
regulation
associated
immune
response
acetylation,
affected
kinase
specificity
crosstalk
between
modified
histone
regulation.
Overall,
this
resource
highlights
rich
biology
governed
PTMs
exposes
potential
new
therapeutic
avenues.
Journal of Mammary Gland Biology and Neoplasia,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
28(1)
Published: June 3, 2023
Abstract
Breast
cancer
is
well-known
to
be
a
highly
heterogenous
disease.
This
facet
of
makes
finding
research
model
that
mirrors
the
disparate
intrinsic
features
challenging.
With
advances
in
multi-omics
technologies,
establishing
parallels
between
various
models
and
human
tumors
increasingly
intricate.
Here
we
review
systems
their
relation
primary
breast
using
available
omics
data
platforms.
Among
reviewed
here,
cell
lines
have
least
resemblance
since
they
accumulated
many
mutations
copy
number
alterations
during
long
use.
Moreover,
individual
proteomic
metabolomic
profiles
do
not
overlap
with
molecular
landscape
cancer.
Interestingly,
analysis
revealed
initial
subtype
classification
some
was
inappropriate.
In
major
subtypes
are
all
well
represented
share
tumors.
contrast,
patient-derived
xenografts
(PDX)
organoids
(PDO)
superior
mirroring
cancers
at
levels,
making
them
suitable
for
drug
screening
analysis.
While
patient
derived
spread
across
luminal,
basal-
normal-like
subtypes,
PDX
samples
were
initially
largely
basal
but
other
been
described.
Murine
offer
tumor
landscapes,
inter
intra-model
heterogeneity,
give
rise
different
phenotypes
histology.
reduced
mutational
burden
compared
transcriptomic
resemblance,
representation
can
found
among
variety
subtypes.
To
date,
while
mammospheres
three-
dimensional
cultures
lack
comprehensive
data,
these
excellent
study
stem
cells,
fate
decision
differentiation,
also
used
screening.
Therefore,
this
explores
landscapes
characterization
by
comparing
recent
published
medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 24, 2024
ABSTRACT
IMPORTANCE
Current
methods
for
glioma
treatment
response
assessment
are
limited.
Intracranial
cerebrospinal
fluid
(CSF)
may
provide
a
previously
untapped
source
of
longitudinal
biomarkers,
such
as
cell-free
DNA
(cfDNA),
disease
monitoring.
OBJECTIVE
To
assess
the
feasibility
obtaining
intracranial
CSF
cfDNA
from
patients
with
gliomas
during
their
course.
DESIGN
This
case
series
was
initiated
in
2021,
followed
until
last
clinical
follow-up
(death
or
present
time).
SETTING
single-center
study
conducted
at
large
academic
medical
center.
PARTICIPANTS
Adults
were
recruited
collection
using
1)
Ommaya
reservoirs,
which
would
be
sampled
on
least
two
separate
occasions,
2)
other
clinically
indicated
access
devices,
ventriculoperitoneal
(VP)
shunts.
INTERVENTIONS
collected
reservoirs
four
and
an
existing
VP
shunt
one
patient.
MAIN
OUTCOMES
AND
MEASURES
The
aimed
to
collect
biobanking
biomarker
discovery,
hypothesis
that
could
serve
longitudinally
acquirable
biomarkers.
RESULTS
Five
(2
females,
3
males;
median:
40
years,
range
32-64
years)
underwent
via
(n=4/5
patients)
(n=1/5).
Three
had
glioblastoma
astrocytoma,
IDH-mutant,
grade
4.
In
total,
thirty-five
samples
obtained
(median:
3.80
mL;
0.5-5
mL),
30
(85.7%)
yielding
sufficient
Next-Generation
Sequencing
(n=28)
Low-Pass
Whole
Genome
sequencing
(all
samples).
Tumor
fraction
found
increase
radiographic
progression.
Changes
variant
allelic
frequencies
(VAFs)
seen
within
individual
after
resection
chemoradiation.
patients,
changes
tumor-specific
IDH1
VAF
correlated
D-2-hydroxyglutarate
levels,
oncometabolite
IDH
mutant
tumors.
Copy
number
burden
(CNB)
decreased
below
limit
quantification
treatment.
CONCLUSIONS
RELEVANCE
Longitudinal
can
feasibly
devices
Ongoing
studies
will
evaluate
hypotheses
generated
this
regarding
how
utilized
sensitively
detect
burden.
Trial
Registration
NCT04692324
https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT04692324
;
NCT04692337
https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT04692337
QUESTION
What
is
high-grade
treatment?
FINDING
series,
we
find
throughout
devices.
We
tumor
tumor-associated
allele
correlate
trajectory,
VAFs
positively
correlating
candidate
MEANING
inform
impact
specific
patient’s
course,
time
through
Breast Cancer Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
27(1)
Published: Jan. 24, 2025
Tumor-infiltrating
lymphocytes
are
considered
clinically
beneficial
in
breast
cancer,
but
the
significance
of
natural
killer
(NK)
cells
is
less
well
characterized.
As
increasing
evidence
has
demonstrated
that
spatial
organization
immune
tumor
microenvironments
a
significant
parameter
for
impacting
disease
progression
as
therapeutic
responses,
an
improved
understanding
tumor-infiltrating
NK
and
their
location
within
contextures
needed
to
improve
design
effective
cell-based
therapies.
In
this
study,
we
developed
multiplex
immunohistochemistry
(mIHC)
antibody
panel
designed
quantitatively
interrogate
leukocyte
lineages,
focusing
on
phenotypes,
two
independent
cancer
patient
cohorts
(n
=
26
n
30).
Owing
clinical
supporting
role
HER2+
mediating
responses
Trastuzumab,
further
evaluated
HER2-
specimens
separately.
Consistent
with
literature,
found
CD3+
T
were
dominant
subset
across
specimens.
comparison,
cells,
identified
by
CD56
or
NKp46
expression,
scarce
all
low
granzyme
B
expression
indicating
reduced
cytotoxic
functionality.
Whereas
cell
density
phenotype
did
not
appear
be
influenced
HER2
status,
analysis
revealed
distinct
phenotypes
regarding
proximity
neoplastic
associated
status.
Spatial
cellular
neighborhood
multiple
unique
compositions
surrounding
where
from
tumors
more
frequently
proximal
whereas
instead
cells.
This
study
establishes
utility
quantitative
mIHC
evaluate
at
single-cell
proteomics
level
illustrates
how
characteristics
neighborhoods
vary
context
cancers.
Computers in Biology and Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
190, P. 109972 - 109972
Published: April 4, 2025
Accurately
segmenting
and
individualizing
cells
in
scanning
electron
microscopy
(SEM)
images
is
a
highly
promising
technique
for
elucidating
tissue
architecture
oncology.
While
current
artificial
intelligence
(AI)-based
methods
are
effective,
errors
persist,
necessitating
time-consuming
manual
corrections,
particularly
areas
where
the
quality
of
cell
contours
image
poor
requires
gap
filling.
This
study
presents
novel
AI-driven
approach
refining
boundary
delineation
to
improve
instance-based
segmentation
SEM
images,
also
reducing
necessity
residual
correction.
A
convolutional
neural
network
(CNN)
Closing
Operator
(COp-Net)
introduced
address
gaps
contours,
effectively
filling
regions
with
deficient
or
absent
information.
The
takes
as
input
contour
probability
maps
potentially
inadequate
missing
information
outputs
corrected
delineations.
lack
training
data
was
addressed
by
generating
low
integrity
using
tailored
partial
differential
equation
(PDE).
To
ensure
reproducibility,
COp-Net
weights
source
code
solving
PDE
publicly
available
at
https://github.com/Florian-40/CellSegm.
We
showcase
efficacy
our
augmenting
precision
both
private
from
patient-derived
xenograft
(PDX)
hepatoblastoma
tissues
accessible
datasets.
proposed
closing
operator
exhibits
notable
improvement
tested
datasets,
achieving
respectively
close
50%
(private
data)
10%
(public
increase
accurately-delineated
proportion
compared
state-of-the-art
methods.
Additionally,
need
corrections
significantly
reduced,
therefore
facilitating
overall
digitalization
process.
Our
results
demonstrate
enhancement
accuracy
instance
segmentation,
challenging
compromises
boundaries,
Therefore,
work
should
ultimately
facilitate
tumour
bioarchitecture
onconanotomy
field.
Biology of the Cell,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
117(4)
Published: April 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Organoids
represent
a
significant
advancement
in
disease
modeling,
demonstrated
by
their
capacity
to
mimic
the
physiological/pathological
structure
and
functional
characteristics
of
native
tissue.
Recently
CRISPR/Cas9
technology
has
emerged
as
powerful
tool
combination
with
organoids
for
development
novel
therapies
preclinical
settings.
This
review
explores
current
literature
on
applications
pooled
CRISPR
screening
emerging
role
these
models
understanding
cancer.
We
highlight
evolution
genome‐wide
gRNA
library
screens
organoids,
noting
increasing
adoption
field
over
past
decade.
Noteworthy
studies
utilizing
investigate
oncogenic
vulnerabilities
developmental
pathways
various
organoid
systems
are
discussed.
Despite
promise
hold,
challenges
such
standardization,
reproducibility,
complexity
data
interpretation
remain.
The
also
addresses
ideas
assessing
tumor
(tumoroids)
against
established
cancer
hallmarks
potential
studying
intercellular
cooperation
within
models.
Ultimately,
we
propose
that
particularly
when
personalized
patient‐specific
applications,
could
revolutionize
drug
therapeutic
approaches,
minimizing
reliance
traditional
animal
enhancing
precision
clinical
interventions.