Application of Nanomaterial-Mediated Ferroptosis Regulation in Kidney Disease
Jiamin Zhu,
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Zhen Zhang,
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Yanhui Chu
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et al.
International Journal of Nanomedicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
Volume 20, P. 1637 - 1659
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Abstract:
Kidney
diseases
are
a
significant
global
cause
of
death
and
disability,
resulting
from
the
destruction
kidney
structure
function
due
to
an
imbalance
between
renal
parenchymal
cells
proliferation
or
recruitment
maladaptive
cells,
caused
by
various
pathogenic
factors.
Currently,
therapies
their
efficacy
for
limited.
Ferroptosis
is
newly
discovered
iron-dependent
regulated
cell
death.
The
iron
homeostasis
lipid
metabolism
affects
occurrence
progression
triggering
ferroptosis,
which
considered
important
target
development
disease
drugs.
However,
in
clinical
practice,
targeted
ferroptosis
therapy
faces
obstacles
such
as
poor
drug
solubility,
low
resistance,
imprecise
targeting.
With
rapid
nanomaterials
medical
field,
new
opportunities
have
emerged
precise
regulation
treatment
diseases.
This
article
provides
detailed
introduction
regulatory
mechanisms
properties
nanomaterials,
application
diseases,
with
focus
on
discussing
action
therapeutic
potential
based
aim
this
provide
ideas
directions
future
treatments.
Keywords:
nanomaterial,
nanomedicine,
Language: Английский
Methionine cycle inhibition disrupts antioxidant metabolism and reduces glioblastoma cell survival
Elizabeth A. Rowland,
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Matthew D’Antuono,
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Anna Jermakowicz
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et al.
Journal of Biological Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 108349 - 108349
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Glioblastoma
(GBM)
is
a
highly
aggressive
primary
malignant
adult
brain
tumor
that
inevitably
recurs
with
fatal
prognosis.
This
due
in
part
to
metabolic
reprogramming
allows
tumors
evade
treatment.
Therefore,
we
must
uncover
the
pathways
mediating
these
adaptations
develop
novel
and
effective
treatments.
We
searched
for
genes
are
essential
GBM
cells
as
measured
by
whole-genome
pan-cancer
CRISPR
screen
available
from
DepMap
identified
methionine
metabolism
MAT2A
AHCY.
conducted
genetic
knockdown,
evaluated
mitochondrial
respiration,
performed
targeted
metabolomics
study
function
of
GBM.
demonstrate
or
AHCY
knockdown
induces
oxidative
stress,
hinders
cellular
reduces
survival
cells.
Furthermore,
selective
MAT2a
inhibition
cell
viability,
impairs
metabolism,
shifts
profile
towards
stress
death.
Mechanistically,
regulate
spare
respiratory
capacity,
redox
buffer
cystathionine,
lipid
amino
acid
prevent
damage
Our
results
point
pathway
vulnerability
Significance
demonstrated
maintains
antioxidant
production
facilitate
pro-tumorigenic
ROS
signaling
survival.
Importantly,
targeting
this
has
potential
reduce
growth
improve
patients.
Language: Английский
Mechanistic role of environmental toxicants in inducing cellular ferroptosis and its associated diseases
Hong Chen,
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Bingchun Liu,
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Peixin Xu
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et al.
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
298, P. 118269 - 118269
Published: May 10, 2025
Language: Английский
MAT2a and AHCY Inhibition Disrupts Antioxidant Metabolism and Reduces Glioblastoma Cell Survival
Emma Rowland,
No information about this author
Matthew D’Antuono,
No information about this author
Anna Jermakowicz
No information about this author
et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 24, 2024
Abstract
Glioblastoma
(GBM)
is
a
highly
aggressive
primary
malignant
adult
brain
tumor
that
inevitably
recurs
with
fatal
prognosis.
This
due
in
part
to
metabolic
reprogramming
allows
tumors
evade
treatment.
We
therefore
must
uncover
the
pathways
mediating
these
adaptations
develop
novel
and
effective
treatments.
searched
for
genes
are
essential
GBM
cells
as
measured
by
whole-genome
pan-cancer
CRISPR
screen
available
from
DepMap
identified
methionine
metabolism
MAT2A
AHCY
.
conducted
genetic
knockdown,
evaluated
mitochondrial
respiration,
performed
targeted
metabolomics
study
function
of
GBM.
demonstrate
or
knockdown
induces
oxidative
stress,
hinders
cellular
reduces
survival
cells.
Furthermore,
selective
MAT2a
inhibition
cell
viability,
impairs
metabolism,
changes
profile
towards
stress
death.
Mechanistically,
regulates
spare
respiratory
capacity,
redox
buffer
cystathionine,
lipid
amino
acid
prevents
DNA
damage
Our
results
point
pathway
vulnerability
Significance
demonstrated
maintains
antioxidant
production
facilitate
pro-tumorigenic
ROS
signaling
survival.
Importantly,
targeting
this
can
potentially
reduce
growth
improve
patients.
Language: Английский