Photochemistry and Photobiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 21, 2025
Abstract
Melanoma
is
an
aggressive
cancer
that
has
attracted
attention
in
recent
years
due
to
its
high
mortality
rate
of
80%.
Damage
caused
by
oxidative
stress
generated
radical
(type
I
reaction)
and
singlet
oxygen,
1
O
2
II
reactions
may
induce
cancer.
Thus,
studies
aim
unveil
the
mechanism
drives
these
damage
processes
become
relevant.
Ergosterol,
analogue
7‐dehydrocholesterol,
important
structure
cell
membranes,
widely
explored
treatment.
However,
date
little
known
about
impact
different
on
sterols
melanoma
treatment,
conflicting
results
their
effectiveness
complicates
understanding
role
damage.
Our
highlight
differences
among
ergosterol,
7‐dehydrocholesterol
(7‐DHC),
cholesterol
membrane
properties
when
subjected
distinct
reactions.
Furthermore,
we
conducted
a
comparative
study
exploring
mechanisms
photodynamic
treatment
A375
melanoma.
Notably,
endoperoxides
from
ergosterol
7‐DHC
showed
superior
efficacy
reducing
viability
cells
compared
precursor
molecules.
We
also
describe
step‐by‐step
process
produce
identify
derived
7‐DHC.
While
further
are
needed,
this
work
provides
new
insights
for
death
induced
presence
biologically
relevant
sterols.
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Aug. 13, 2024
Glioblastoma-derived
exosomes
(GDEs),
containing
nucleic
acids,
proteins,
fatty
acids
and
other
substances,
perform
multiple
important
functions
in
glioblastoma
microenvironment.
Tumor-derived
serve
as
carriers
of
induce
a
shift
metabolism
towards
oxidative
phosphorylation,
thus
driving
immune
dysfunction
dendritic
cells
(DCs).
Lipid
peroxidation
is
an
characteristic
ferroptosis.
Nevertheless,
it
remains
unclear
whether
GDEs
can
lipid
accumulation
oxidation
to
trigger
ferroptosis
DCs.
In
our
study,
we
investigate
the
impact
on
DCs
by
inhibiting
secretion
through
knocking
down
expression
Rab27a
using
rat
orthotopic
model.
The
results
show
that
reduce
infiltrating
brain
decrease
mature
(mDCs)
levels,
thereby
suppressing
growth.
Mechanistically,
employed
vitro
treatments
bone
marrow-derived
(BMDCs)
with
GDEs.
indicate
viability
mDCs
compared
immature
(imDCs)
via
NRF2/GPX4
pathway.
Overall,
these
findings
provide
new
insights
into
development
immune-suppressive
microenvironment
interaction
Trends in Cell Biology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(11), P. 942 - 954
Published: Feb. 23, 2024
Unlike
most
other
organelles
found
in
multiple
copies,
the
endoplasmic
reticulum
(ER)
is
a
unique
singular
organelle
within
eukaryotic
cells.
Despite
its
continuous
membrane
structure,
encompassing
more
than
half
of
cellular
endomembrane
system,
ER
subdivided
into
specialized
sub-compartments,
including
morphological,
contact
site
(MCS),
and
de
novo
biogenesis
domains.
In
this
review,
we
discuss
recent
emerging
evidence
indicating
that,
response
to
nutrient
stress,
cells
undergo
reorganization
these
sub-compartmental
domains
through
two
main
mechanisms:
non-destructive
remodeling
morphological
via
regulation
MCS
hitchhiking,
destructive
by
ER-phagy.
We
further
highlight
propose
critical
role
lipid
metabolism
during
starvation.
Life Science Alliance,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(5), P. e202302458 - e202302458
Published: March 11, 2024
Starvation
causes
the
accumulation
of
lipid
droplets
in
liver,
a
somewhat
counterintuitive
phenomenon
that
is
nevertheless
conserved
from
flies
to
humans.
Much
like
fatty
liver
resulting
overfeeding,
hepatic
(steatosis)
during
undernourishment
can
lead
lipotoxicity
and
atrophy
liver.
Here,
we
found
although
surface
populations
Astyanax
mexicanus
undergo
this
evolutionarily
response
starvation,
starvation-resistant
cavefish
larvae
same
species
do
not
display
an
upon
starvation.
Moreover,
are
resistant
providing
unique
system
explore
strategies
for
protection.
Using
comparative
transcriptomics
between
zebrafish,
fish,
cavefish,
identified
acid
transporter
slc27a2a/fatp2
be
correlated
with
development
Pharmacological
inhibition
slc27a2a
zebrafish
rescues
steatosis
Furthermore,
down-regulation
FATP2
Drosophila
inhibits
starvation-induced
steatosis,
suggesting
importance
gene
regulating
nutrition
deprivation.
Overall,
our
study
identifies
conserved,
druggable
target
protect
Redox Biology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
77, P. 103361 - 103361
Published: Sept. 20, 2024
KRAS
is
among
the
most
commonly
mutated
oncogenes
in
human
malignancies.
Although
advent
of
sotorasib
and
adagrasib,
has
lifted
"undruggable"
stigma
KRAS,
resistance
to
inhibitors
quickly
becomes
a
major
issue.
Here,
we
reported
that
aldehyde
dehydrogenase
1
family
member
A1
(ALDH1A1),
an
enzyme
retinoic
acid
biosynthesis
redox
balance,
increases
response
confers
range
cancer
types.
inhibitors'
efficacy
significantly
improved
sensitive
or
drug-resistant
cells,
patient-derived
organoids
(PDO),
xenograft
models
by
ALDH1A1
knockout,
loss
function,
inhibitor.
Furthermore,
discovered
suppresses
counteracting
ferroptosis.
detoxicates
deleterious
aldehydes,
boosts
synthesis
NADH
(RA),
improves
RARA
function.
also
activates
CREB1/GPX4
pathway,
stimulates
production
lipid
droplets
pH-dependent
manner,
subsequently
prevents
ferroptosis
induced
inhibitors.
Meanwhile,
established
GTF2I
dephosphorylated
at
S784
via
ERK
inhibitors,
which
hinders
its
nuclear
translocation
mediates
ALDH1A1's
upregulation
In
summary,
results
offer
valuable
insights
into
targeting
enhance
effectiveness
KRAS-targeted
therapy
through
treatment.
Cancers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(6), P. 1089 - 1089
Published: March 8, 2024
Glioblastoma
is
the
most
aggressive
primary
brain
malignancy
in
adults,
and
has
a
survival
duration
of
approximately
15
months.
First
line
treatment
involves
surgical
resection,
chemotherapy,
radiation,
but
despite
multi-pronged
approach
advances
cancer
research,
glioblastoma
remains
devastating
with
high
mortality
rate.
Lipidomics
an
emerging
discipline
that
studies
lipid
pathways
characteristics,
promising
field
to
understand
biochemical
mechanisms.
In
glioblastoma,
disrupted
homeostasis
been
reported
literature.
A
thorough
understanding
serum
lipidomics
may
offer
ways
better
biomarkers,
prognosis,
options.
Here,
we
review
literature,
offering
future
directions
for
research
glioblastomas.
Cancer Drug Resistance,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 25, 2024
NFE2-like
basic
leucine
zipper
transcription
factor
2
(NFE2L2,
also
known
as
NRF2),
is
a
key
in
the
cellular
defense
against
oxidative
stress,
playing
crucial
role
cancer
cell
survival
and
resistance
to
therapies.
This
review
outlines
current
knowledge
on
link
between
NFE2L2
ferroptosis
-
form
of
regulated
death
characterized
by
iron-dependent
lipid
peroxidation
within
cells.
While
activation
can
protect
normal
cells
from
damage,
its
overexpression
contributes
drug
upregulating
antioxidant
defenses
inhibiting
ferroptosis.
We
delve
into
molecular
pathways
ferroptosis,
highlighting
involvement
target
genes,
such
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(4), P. 2152 - 2152
Published: Feb. 10, 2024
Antineoplastic
therapies
for
prostate
cancer
(PCa)
have
traditionally
centered
around
the
androgen
receptor
(AR)
pathway,
which
has
demonstrated
a
significant
role
in
oncogenesis.
Nevertheless,
it
is
becoming
progressively
apparent
that
therapeutic
strategies
must
diversify
their
focus
due
to
emergence
of
resistance
mechanisms
tumor
employs
when
subjected
monomolecular
treatments.
This
review
illustrates
how
dysregulation
lipid
metabolic
pathway
constitutes
survival
strategy
adopted
by
tumors
evade
eradication
efforts.
Integrating
this
aspect
into
oncological
management
could
prove
valuable
combating
PCa.