Journal for ImmunoTherapy of Cancer,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
8(2), P. e001222 - e001222
Published: Oct. 1, 2020
During
oncogenesis,
tumor
cells
present
specific
carbohydrate
chains
that
are
new
targets
for
cancer
immunotherapy.
Whereas
these
tumor-associated
carbohydrates
(TACA)
can
be
targeted
with
antibodies
and
vaccination
approaches,
TACA
including
sialic
acid-containing
glycans
able
to
inhibit
anticancer
immune
responses
by
engagement
of
receptors
on
leukocytes.
A
family
immune-modulating
acid-binding
Siglec
have
been
recently
described
antitumor
activity
mediated
myeloid
cells,
natural
killer
T
cells.
Other
TACA-binding
selectins
linked
progression.
Recent
studies
shown
glycan-lectin
interactions
improve
For
example,
between
the
checkpoint
cell
immunoglobulin
mucin-domain
containing-3
lectin
galectin-9
in
clinical
trials.
In
addition,
an
antibody
against
Siglec-15
is
being
tested
early
trial.
this
review,
we
summarize
previous
current
efforts
target
inhibitory
binding
Siglec-sialoglycan
axis.
Cancer Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
43(5), P. 525 - 561
Published: April 2, 2023
Abstract
Tumor
development
and
metastasis
are
facilitated
by
the
complex
interactions
between
cancer
cells
their
microenvironment,
which
comprises
stromal
extracellular
matrix
(ECM)
components,
among
other
factors.
Stromal
can
adopt
new
phenotypes
to
promote
tumor
cell
invasion.
A
deep
understanding
of
signaling
pathways
involved
in
cell‐to‐cell
cell‐to‐ECM
is
needed
design
effective
intervention
strategies
that
might
interrupt
these
interactions.
In
this
review,
we
describe
microenvironment
(TME)
components
associated
therapeutics.
We
discuss
clinical
advances
prevalent
newly
discovered
TME,
immune
checkpoints
immunosuppressive
chemokines,
currently
used
inhibitors
targeting
pathways.
These
include
both
intrinsic
non‐autonomous
TME:
protein
kinase
C
(PKC)
signaling,
Notch,
transforming
growth
factor
(TGF‐β)
Endoplasmic
Reticulum
(ER)
stress
response,
lactate
Metabolic
reprogramming,
cyclic
GMP–AMP
synthase
(cGAS)–stimulator
interferon
genes
(STING)
Siglec
also
recent
Programmed
Cell
Death
Protein
1
(PD‐1),
Cytotoxic
T‐Lymphocyte
Associated
4
(CTLA4),
T‐cell
immunoglobulin
mucin‐3
(TIM‐3)
Lymphocyte
Activating
Gene
3
(LAG3)
checkpoint
along
with
C‐C
chemokine
receptor
(CCR4)‐
class
chemokines
22
(CCL22)/
17
(CCL17),
type
2
(CCR2)‐
(C‐C
motif)
ligand
(CCL2),
5
(CCR5)‐
(CCL3)
axis
TME.
addition,
review
provides
a
holistic
TME
as
three‐dimensional
microfluidic
models
believed
recapitulate
original
characteristics
patient
hence
may
be
platform
study
mechanisms
screen
for
various
anti‐cancer
therapies.
further
systemic
influences
gut
microbiota
reprogramming
treatment
response.
Overall,
comprehensive
analysis
diverse
most
critical
highlighting
newest
preclinical
studies
underlying
biology.
highlight
importance
technologies
microfluidics
lab‐on‐chip
research
present
an
overview
extrinsic
factors,
such
inhabitant
human
microbiome,
have
potential
modulate
biology
drug
responses.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
118(26)
Published: June 21, 2021
Significance
Targeting
myeloid
cells
represents
a
promising
strategy
to
augment
antitumor
immunity
and
overcome
resistance
existing
T
cell-targeting
therapies.
However
checkpoints
that
can
be
effectively
used
as
immunotherapy
targets
are
still
lacking.
Here,
we
demonstrate
the
therapeutic
potential
of
targeting
Siglec-7
Siglec-9
enhance
in
vivo.
Using
an
immunocompetent
mouse
model
humanized
for
Siglec-7/9,
show
these
receptors
inhibit
endogenous
immune
response
tissue-specific
manner.
These
Siglecs
also
restrict
tumor-targeting
checkpoint-targeting
antibodies,
highlighting
their
significance
combinatorial
approaches
immunotherapy.
Finally,
Siglec-7/9
blockade
significantly
reduce
tumor
burden
vivo,
supporting
use
antibodies
therapeutically
immunity.
Cancers,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(17), P. 4248 - 4248
Published: Aug. 31, 2022
The
surface
of
every
eukaryotic
cell
is
coated
in
a
thick
layer
glycans
that
acts
as
key
interface
with
the
extracellular
environment.
Cancer
cells
have
different
‘glycan
coat’
to
healthy
and
aberrant
glycosylation
universal
feature
cancer
linked
all
hallmarks.
This
means
hold
huge
potential
for
development
new
diagnostic
therapeutic
strategies.
One
change
tumour
increased
sialylation,
both
on
N-glycans
O-glycans,
which
leads
dense
forest
sialylated
structures
covering
surface.
hypersialylation
has
far-reaching
consequences
cells,
are
fundamental
growth,
metastasis,
immune
evasion
drug
resistance.
strategies
inhibit
sialylation
represents
an
important
opportunity
develop
therapeutics.
Here,
I
summarise
recent
advances
target
cancer,
including
sialyltransferase
inhibitors
Siglecs
Selectins,
discuss
opportunities
future.
Science Translational Medicine,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(705)
Published: July 19, 2023
Glioblastoma
(GBM)
is
the
most
aggressive
form
of
primary
brain
tumor,
for
which
effective
therapies
are
urgently
needed.
Cancer
cells
capable
evading
clearance
by
phagocytes
such
as
microglia-
and
monocyte-derived
through
engaging
tolerogenic
programs.
Here,
we
found
that
high
expression
sialic
acid–binding
immunoglobulin-like
lectin
9
(Siglec-9)
correlates
with
reduced
survival
in
patients
GBM.
Using
cell-specific
knockouts
Siglec-E,
murine
functional
homolog
Siglec-9,
together
single-cell
RNA
sequencing,
demonstrated
Siglec-E
inhibits
phagocytosis
these
cells,
thereby
promoting
immune
evasion.
Loss
on
further
enhanced
antigen
cross-presentation
production
pro-inflammatory
cytokines,
resulted
more
efficient
T
cell
priming.
This
bridging
innate
adaptive
responses
delayed
tumor
growth
prolonged
models
Furthermore,
showed
combinatorial
activity
blockade
other
immunotherapies
demonstrating
potential
targeting
Siglec-9
a
treatment
Glycobiology,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
28(9), P. 648 - 655
Published: Dec. 18, 2017
Selectins
are
vascular
adhesion
molecules
that
mediate
physiological
responses
such
as
inflammation,
immunity
and
hemostasis.
During
cancer
progression,
selectins
promote
various
steps
enabling
the
interactions
between
tumor
cells
blood
constituents,
including
platelets,
endothelial
leukocytes.
carbohydrate-binding
bind
to
sialylated,
fucosylated
glycan
structures.
The
increased
selectin
ligand
expression
on
correlates
with
enhanced
metastasis
poor
prognosis
for
patients.
While,
many
studies
focused
role
of
a
mediator
cell
extravasation
during
metastasis,
there
is
evidence
activate
signaling
cascade
regulates
immune
within
microenvironment.
L-Selectin
binding
induces
activation
leukocytes,
which
can
be
further
modulated
by
selectin-mediated
platelets
cells.
Selectin
PSGL-1,
triggers
intracellular
in
leukocytes
induced
through
platelet's
P-selectin
or
E-selectin
binding.
In
this
review,
I
summarize
selectin-induced
modulation
progression
represents
possible
target
controlling
immunity.
Glycobiology,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 19, 2017
Changes
in
sialic
acids
cancer
have
been
observed
for
many
years.
In
particular,
the
increase
of
sialoglycan
density
or
hypersialylation
tumors
has
described.
Recent
studies
identified
mechanisms
immune
evasion
based
on
interactions
with
immunoregulatory
Siglec
receptors
that
are
exploited
by
tumor
cells
and
microorganisms
alike.
Siglecs
mostly
inhibitory
similar
to
known
checkpoints
including
PD-1
CTLA-4
successfully
targeted
blocking
antibodies
immunotherapy.
Here,
we
summarize
changes
role
play
immunity.
We
also
focus
potential
ways
target
these
sialoglycans
order
improve
anti-cancer