Current Urology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17(4), P. 221 - 228
Published: July 20, 2023
Abstract
Background
Bladder
cancer
is
a
common
and
highly
heterogeneous
malignant
tumor
with
relatively
poor
prognosis.
Thus,
personalized
treatment
strategies
for
bladder
are
essential
improving
patient
outcomes.
Materials
methods
We
developed
an
efficient
3-dimensional
in
vitro
organoid
culture
system
organoids
(BCOs),
which
maintains
the
homology
original
tumors
heterogeneity
between
different
individuals.
In
addition,
we
constructed
chimeric
antigen
receptor
(CAR)-T
cells
targeting
B7H3
evaluated
antitumor
function
of
CAR-T
by
coculturing
them
BCOs.
Results
The
BCOs
closely
resembled
characteristics
human
were
used
to
test
individual
sensitivity
platinum-based
drugs
olaparib
therapy.
Coculture
demonstrated
specific
recognition
immune
activation,
indicating
their
potential
immunotherapy.
Conclusions
Our
study
highlights
facilitate
development
medicine
improve
efficiency
drug
discovery
JCI Insight,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
6(19)
Published: Aug. 31, 2021
The
mechanisms
that
link
visceral
mechanosensation
to
the
perception
of
internal
organ
status
(i.e.,
interoception)
remain
elusive.
In
response
bladder
filling,
urothelium
releases
ATP,
which
is
hypothesized
stimulate
voiding
function
by
communicating
degree
fullness
subjacent
tissues,
including
afferent
nerve
fibers.
To
determine
if
PIEZO
channels
as
mechanosensors
in
these
events,
we
generated
conditional
urothelial
Piezo1-,
Piezo2-,
and
dual
Piezo1/2-knockout
(KO)
mice.
While
functional
PIEZO1
were
expressed
all
cell
layers,
Piezo1-KO
mice
had
a
limited
phenotype.
Piezo2
expression
was
small
subset
superficial
umbrella
cells,
yet
male
Piezo2-KO
exhibited
incontinence
leakage)
when
their
behavior
monitored
during
active
dark
phase.
Dual
Piezo1/2-KO
most
affected
phenotype,
characterized
decreased
responses
mechanical
stimulation,
diminished
ATP
release,
hypoactivity
anesthetized
females
but
not
males,
urinary
both
female
phase
inactive
light
one.
Our
studies
reveal
functions
sex-
circadian
rhythm-dependent
manner
PIEZO1/2
channel-driven
mechanotransduction
normal
behavior,
absence
signals,
dysfunction
ensues.
Mucosal Immunology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
15(6), P. 1127 - 1142
Published: Sept. 30, 2022
All
mucosal
surfaces
must
deal
with
the
challenge
of
exposure
to
outside
world.
The
urothelium
is
a
highly
specialized
layer
stratified
epithelial
cells
lining
inner
surface
urinary
bladder,
gruelling
environment
involving
significant
stretch
forces,
osmotic
and
hydrostatic
pressures,
toxic
substances,
microbial
invasion.
bladder
plays
an
important
barrier
role
allows
accommodation
expulsion
large
volumes
urine
without
permitting
components
diffuse
across.
made
up
three
cell
types,
basal,
intermediate,
umbrella
cells,
whose
functions
aid
in
bladder's
mission.
In
this
review,
we
summarize
recent
insights
into
urothelial
structure,
function,
development,
regeneration,
particular
formation
maintenance.
We
briefly
review
diseases
which
involve
discuss
current
human
vitro
models
as
complement
traditional
animal
studies.
Cancers,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(13), P. 3181 - 3181
Published: June 29, 2022
Bladder
cancer
(BCa)
is
one
of
the
most
common
and
expensive
urinary
system
malignancies
for
its
high
recurrence
progression
rate.
In
recent
years,
immense
amounts
studies
have
been
carried
out
to
bring
a
more
comprehensive
cognition
numerous
promising
clinic
approaches
BCa
therapy.
The
development
innovative
enhanced
cystoscopy
techniques
(optical
techniques,
imaging
systems)
tumor
biomarkers-based
non-invasive
urine
screening
(DNA
methylation-based
test)
would
dramatically
improve
accuracy
detection,
reducing
risk
BCa.
Moreover,
intravesical
instillation
systemic
therapeutic
strategies
(cocktail
therapy,
immunotherapy,
vaccine
targeted
therapy)
also
provide
plentiful
measures
break
predicament
Several
exploratory
clinical
studies,
including
novel
surgical
approaches,
pharmaceutical
compositions,
bladder
preservation
emerged
continually,
which
are
supposed
be
candidates
treatment.
Here,
advances
prospects
diagnosis,
or
treatment,
drug
delivery
systems
therapy
reviewed
in
this
paper.
Pharmacological Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
75(4), P. 554 - 674
Published: March 14, 2023
Overactive
bladder
syndrome
with
and
without
urinary
incontinence
related
conditions,
signs,
disorders
such
as
detrusor
overactivity,
neurogenic
lower
tract
dysfunction,
underactive
bladder,
stress
incontinence,
nocturia
are
common
in
the
general
population
have
a
major
impact
on
quality
of
life
affected
patients
their
partners.
Based
deliberations
subcommittee
pharmacological
treatments
7th
International
Consultation
Incontinence,
we
present
comprehensive
review
established
drug
targets
treatment
overactive
aforementioned
conditions
approved
drugs
used
its
treatment.
Investigational
compounds
also
reviewed.
We
conclude
that,
despite
range
available
medical
options,
considerable
need
continues
to
exist.
This
is
largely
because
existing
symptomatic
limited
efficacy
and/or
tolerability,
which
leads
poor
long-term
adherence.
Significance
Statement
Urinary
prevalent
population.
While
many
been
approved,
few
stay
none
them
being
curative.
paper
provides
discussion
emerging
options
for
various
types
disorders.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 25, 2025
Abstract
The
bladder
and
prostate
originate
from
the
urogenital
sinus.
However,
cancer
(BC)
is
usually
classified
as
an
immune
“hot”
tumor,
whereas
(PCa)
deemed
“cold”
tumor
according
to
microenvironment
(TME)
clinical
outcomes.
To
investigate
differences
between
BC
PCa,
studies
are
compared
focusing
on
regulation
mediated
by
sex
hormones
receptors
identify
key
genes
pathways
responsible
for
differences.
From
a
developmental
perspective,
it
shown
that
PCa
activate
similar
those
in
stage.
During
development,
differential
expression
function
of
androgen
receptor
(AR)
across
cell
types
may
contribute
its
dual
role
promoting
inhibiting
immunity
different
cells.
Androgen
deprivation
therapy
affects
AR
cells
within
TME,
influencing
infiltration
antitumor
function.
Additionally,
estrogenα
estrogenβ
exert
contrasting
effects
BC,
which
hold
potential
modifying
phenotypes.
Future
research
should
target
involved
development
clarify
regulatory
similarities
PCa.
Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: March 27, 2023
Introduction
Murine
models
of
urinary
tract
infection
(UTI)
have
improved
our
understanding
host-pathogen
interactions.
However,
given
differences
between
rodent
and
human
bladders
which
may
modulate
host
bacterial
response,
including
certain
biomarkers,
urothelial
thickness
the
concentration
urine,
development
new
human-based
is
important
to
complement
mouse
studies
provide
a
more
complete
picture
UTI
in
patients.
Methods
We
originally
developed
three-dimensional
(3D)
model
was
urine
tolerant
demonstrated
several
but
it
only
achieved
heterogenous,
multi-layered
zones
did
not
demonstrate
comprehensive
differentiation
status
needed
achieve
barrier
function.
optimised
this
by
altering
variety
conditions
validated
with
microscopy,
flow
cytometry,
transepithelial
electrical
resistance
FITC-dextran
permeability
assays
confirm
tissue
architecture,
integrity
response
infection.
Results
an
3D
urine-tolerant
(3D-UHU),
after
18-20
days
growth,
stratified
uniformly
7-8
layers
comprised
three
expected,
distinct
cell
types.
The
apical
surface
differentiated
into
large,
CD227+
umbrella-like
cells
expressing
uroplakin-1A,
II,
III,
cytokeratin
20,
all
are
terminal
markers,
glycosaminoglycan
layer.
Below
layer,
intermediate
were
present,
single
underlying
layer
CD271+
basal
cells.
also
expressed
E-cadherin,
ZO-1,
claudin-1
-3,
possessed
good
Infection
both
Gram-negative
Gram-positive
classes
elicited
elevated
levels
pro-inflammatory
cytokines
chemokines
characteristic
humans
caused
decrease
Discussion
Taken
together,
3D-UHU
holds
promise
for
studying
interactions
immune
response.
FEBS Journal,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
289(15), P. 4447 - 4469
Published: June 1, 2021
The
ability
of
cells
to
convert
mechanical
perturbations
into
biochemical
information
is
an
essential
aspect
mammalian
physiology.
molecules
that
mediate
such
mechanotransduction
include
mechanically
activated
ion
channels,
which
directly
inputs
electrochemical
signals.
unifying
feature
these
channels
their
open
probability
increases
with
the
application
a
input.
However,
structure,
activation
profile
and
sensitivity
distinct
vary
from
channel
channel.
In
this
review,
we
discuss
how
ionic
currents
can
be
evoked
monitored
in
vitro,
describe
profiles
displayed
by
range
channels.
addition,
various
mechanisms
best‐characterized
mammalian,
channel,
PIEZO1,
modulated.
diversity
modulation
suggest
may
facilitate
finely
controlled
diverse
sense
cells.
Annual Review of Physiology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
84(1), P. 307 - 329
Published: Oct. 12, 2021
Many
aspects
of
mammalian
physiology
are
mechanically
regulated.
One
set
molecules
that
can
mediate
mechanotransduction
the
activated
ion
channels.
These
ionotropic
force
sensors
directly
by
mechanical
inputs,
resulting
in
ionic
flux
across
plasma
membrane.
While
there
has
been
much
research
focus
on
role
channels
touch
sensation
and
hearing,
recent
data
have
highlighted
broad
expression
pattern
these
cells.
Disruption
shown
to
impact
(
a)
development
mechanoresponsive
structures,
b)
acute
sensing,
c)
driven
homeostatic
maintenance
multiple
tissue
types.
The
diversity
processes
impacted
highlights
importance
physiology.