Integrating single-cell and bulk RNA sequencing data to characterize the heterogeneity of glycan-lipid metabolism polarization in hepatocellular carcinoma
Peng Lin,
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Qiong Qin,
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Xiang-Yu Gan
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et al.
Journal of Translational Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: March 22, 2025
Hepatocellular
carcinoma
(HCC)
is
high
heterogeneity
and
remains
an
unmet
medical
challenge,
but
their
metabolic
has
not
been
fully
uncovered
required
clinical
applicable
translational
strategies.
By
analyzing
the
RNA
sequencing
data
in
in-house
cohort
public
HCC
cohorts,
we
identified
a
subtype
of
associated
with
multi-omics
features
prognosis.
Multi-omics
alterations
clinicopathological
information
between
different
subtypes
were
analyzed.
Gene
signature,
radiomics,
contrast-enhanced
ultrasound
(CEUS),
serum
biomarkers
tested
as
potential
surrogate
methods
for
throughput
technology-based
subtyping.
Single-cell
analyses
employed
to
evaluate
immune
characteristics
changes
subtypes.
utilizing
metabolic-related
pathways,
two
heterogeneous
subtypes,
glycan-HCC
lipid-HCC,
distinct
Kaplan–Meier
restricted
mean
survival
time
revealed
worse
overall
glycan-HCCs.
And
glycan-HCCs
characterized
genomic
instability,
proliferation-related
pathways
activation
exhausted
microenvironment.
Furthermore,
developed
gene
signatures,
CEUS
determination,
which
showed
substantial
agreement
high-throughput-based
classification.
RNA-seq
multifaceted
distortion,
including
exhaustion
T
cells
enriched
SPP1
+
macrophages.
Collectively,
our
analysis
demonstrated
HCCs
enabled
development
translation
strategies,
thus
promoting
understanding
applications
about
metabolism
heterogeneity.
Language: Английский
Preoperative prediction of pulmonary ground-glass nodule infiltration status by CT-based radiomics combined with neural networks
Kun Mei,
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Zikang Feng,
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Hui Liu
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et al.
BMC Cancer,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: April 10, 2025
The
infiltration
status
of
pulmonary
ground-glass
nodules
(GGNs)
exhibits
significant
variability,
demanding
tailored
surgical
strategies
and
individualized
postoperative
adjuvant
therapies.
This
study
explored
the
preoperative
assessment
GGN
using
computed
tomography
(CT)
imaging
integrated
with
a
neural
network
to
enhance
precision
clinical
decision-making
in
planning
therapeutic
interventions.
multicenter
retrospective
analyzed
data
quantify
mismatch
rates
approaches
across
varying
statuses.
Regions
interest
(ROIs)
within
CT
lung
window
level
were
manually
delineated
ITK-SNAP
software,
enabling
extraction
relevant
features,
including
morphological
descriptors,
first-order
statistical
parameters,
texture
attributes,
high-order
characteristics.
Feature
selection
was
performed
Lasso
algorithm
identify
most
predictive
variables,
which
subsequently
incorporated
into
radiomics-based
model.
architecture
combined
3D
convolutional
(CNN)
random
rotations
for
augmentation
employed
pre-trained
parameters
optimize
model
weights.
radiomics-integrated
exhibited
high
performance,
achieving
an
area
under
subject
operating
characteristic
curve
(AUC)
0.85,
validation
set
AUCs
0.66
0.71.
Additionally,
predicted
rate
between
lobectomy
sublobectomy
21.48%,
representing
35.57%
reduction,
while
decreased
by
13.66%,
reaching
10.73%
CONCLUSION:
network-enhanced
provides
robust
tool
assessing
GGNs.
Its
application
significantly
reduces
decision-making,
contributing
more
precise
treatment
strategies.
Language: Английский
Diagnostic Meta-Analysis of 18F-FDG PET/CT Metabolic Parameters for Early Prediction of Pathological Response in NSCLCTreated with Neoadjuvant Immuno(chemo)Therapy
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Pathogenomic Fingerprinting to Identify Associations Between Tumor Morphology and Epigenetic States
European Journal of Cancer,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
221, P. 115429 - 115429
Published: April 14, 2025
Measuring
the
chromatin
state
of
a
tumor
provides
powerful
map
its
epigenetic
commitments;
however,
as
these
are
generally
bulk
measurements,
it
has
not
yet
been
possible
to
connect
changes
in
accessibility
pathological
signatures
complex
tumors.
In
parallel,
recent
advances
computational
pathology
have
enabled
identification
spatial
features
and
immune
cells
within
oral
cavity
tumors
their
microenvironment.
Here,
we
present
pathogenomic
fingerprinting
(PaGeFin),
novel
method
that
integrates
morphological
with
states
using
ATAC-seq.
This
framework
links
morphologic
features,
offering
insights
into
progression
evasion
across
Morphologic
describing
relationships
between
lymphocyte
prognostic
squamous
cell
carcinoma
(OSCC)
were
identified
through
AI-driven
analysis.
These
pathomic
spatially
colocalized
epigenome
4
distinct
sections
OSCC
key
pinpointed
regions
responsible
for
critical
function
peak
locations
enrichment
analysis,
highlighting
loci
CD27+
memory
B
cells,
helper
CD4+
T
cytotoxic
CD8
naïve
likely
drive
distribution
lymphocytes
microenvironment
promote
aggressive
behavior.
Gene
Ontology
analysis
revealed
CTLA4,
CD79A,
CD3D,
CCR7
genes
embedded
regions.
approach
is
first
assess
correlation
context
cancer.
Language: Английский