Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Dec. 3, 2024
Bladder
cancer
was
recognized
as
one
of
the
most
common
malignant
tumors
in
urinary
system,
and
treatment
options
remained
largely
limited
to
conventional
surgery,
radiotherapy,
chemotherapy,
which
patient
benefits.
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Jan. 7, 2025
Cervical
cancer
is
the
fourth
most
common
in
women
globally,
and
main
cause
of
disease
has
been
found
to
be
ongoing
HPV
infection.
remains
primary
cancer-related
death
despite
major
improvements
screening
treatment
approaches,
especially
low-
middle-income
nations.
Therefore,
it
crucial
investigate
tumor
microenvironment
advanced
cervical
order
identify
possible
targets.
In
better
understand
malignant
epithelial
cells
(EPCs),
this
study
used
bulk
RNA-seq
data
from
UCSC
conjunction
with
single-cell
RNA
sequencing
ArrayExpress
database.
After
putting
quality
control
procedures
into
place,
cell
type
identification
clustering
analysis
using
Seurat
software
were
carried
out.
To
clarify
functional
pathways,
enrichment
differential
gene
expression
The
CIBERSORT
ESTIMATE
R
packages
evaluate
immune
characteristics,
univariate
multivariate
Cox
regression
analyses
extract
prognostic
features.
Furthermore,
assessments
drug
sensitivity
Eight
types
identified,
EPCs
showing
high
proliferative
stemness
Five
EPC
subpopulations
defined,
C1
NNMT+
CAEPCs
driving
differentiation.
A
NNMT
Risk
Score
(NCRS)
model
was
developed,
revealing
a
correlation
between
elevated
NCRS
scores
adverse
patient
outcomes
characterized
by
evasion.
vitro
experiments
validated
that
PLOD2
significantly
enhances
proliferation,
migration,
invasion
cells.
This
investigation
delineated
eight
five
cancer,
establishing
as
therapeutic
target.
demonstrated
its
capability,
indicating
higher
are
associated
poorer
clinical
outcomes.
validation
highlights
potential,
underscoring
critical
need
for
integrating
immunotherapy
targeted
strategies
enhance
diagnostic
approaches
cancer.
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Jan. 17, 2025
High-grade
serous
ovarian
cancer
(HGSOC),
the
predominant
subtype
of
epithelial
cancer,
is
frequently
diagnosed
at
an
advanced
stage
due
to
its
nonspecific
early
symptoms.
Despite
standard
treatments,
including
cytoreductive
surgery
and
platinum-based
chemotherapy,
significant
improvements
in
survival
have
been
limited.
Understanding
molecular
mechanisms,
immune
landscape,
drug
sensitivity
HGSOC
crucial
for
developing
more
effective
personalized
therapies.
This
study
integrates
insights
from
immunology,
profiling,
analysis
identify
novel
therapeutic
targets
improve
treatment
outcomes.
Utilizing
single-cell
RNA
sequencing
(scRNA-seq),
systematically
examines
tumor
heterogeneity
microenvironment,
focusing
on
biomarkers
influencing
response
activity,
aiming
enhance
patient
outcomes
quality
life.
scRNA-seq
data
was
obtained
GEO
database
this
study.
Differential
gene
expression
analyzed
using
ontology
set
enrichment
methods.
InferCNV
identified
malignant
cells,
while
Monocle,
Cytotrace,
Slingshot
software
inferred
differentiation
trajectories.
The
CellChat
package
predicted
cellular
communication
between
cell
subtypes
other
pySCENIC
utilized
transcription
factor
regulatory
networks
within
subtypes.
Finally,
results
were
validated
through
functional
experiments,
a
prognostic
model
developed
assess
prognosis,
infiltration,
across
various
risk
groups.
investigated
scRNA-seq,
their
interactions
microenvironment.
We
confirmed
key
role
C2
IGF2+
HGSOC,
which
significantly
associated
with
poor
prognosis
high
levels
chromosomal
copy
number
variations.
located
terminal
tumor,
displaying
higher
degree
malignancy
close
association
IIIC
tissue
types.
also
metabolic
pathways,
such
as
glycolysis
riboflavin
metabolism,
well
programmed
death
processes.
highlighted
complex
fibroblasts
MK
signaling
pathway,
may
be
closely
related
tumor-associated
progression.
Elevated
PRRX1
connected
impact
disease
progression
by
modulating
transcription.
A
based
demonstrated
adverse
outcomes,
emphasizing
importance
infiltration
clinical
intervention
strategies.
oncology,
immunotherapy,
reveal
mechanisms
driving
resistance.
subtype,
linked
offers
promising
target
future
Emphasizing
sensitivity,
research
highlights
strategies
life
patients.
Discover Oncology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Jan. 20, 2025
Melanoma
is
an
aggressive
type
of
skin
cancer
that
arises
from
melanocytes,
the
cells
responsible
for
producing
pigment.
In
contrast
to
non-melanoma
cancers
like
basal
cell
carcinoma
and
squamous
carcinoma,
melanoma
more
invasive.
was
distinguished
by
its
rapid
progression,
high
metastatic
potential,
significant
resistance
conventional
therapies.
Although
it
accounted
a
small
proportion
cases,
accounts
majority
deaths
caused
due
ability
invade
deep
tissues,
adapt
diverse
microenvironments,
evade
immune
responses.
These
unique
features
highlighted
challenges
treating
underscored
importance
advanced
tools,
such
as
single-cell
sequencing,
unravel
biology
develop
personalized
therapeutic
strategies.
Thus,
we
conducted
analysis
cellular
composition
within
tumor
tissues
further
subdivided
into
subpopulations.
Through
analyzing
metabolic
pathways,
stemness
genes,
transcription
factors
(TFs)
among
in
different
phases
(G1,
G2/M,
S)
well
between
primary
foci
cells,
investigated
specific
mechanisms
underlying
metastasis.
We
also
revisited
temporal
trajectories
subpopulations,
identifying
core
subpopulation
C0
SOD3
+
cells.
Our
findings
revealed
close
relationship
pivotal
oxidative
pathways
tissues.
Additionally,
analyzed
prognostically
relevant
differentially
expressed
genes
(DEGs)
built
predictive
model
associated
with
outcomes.
selected
gene
IGF1
highest
coefficient
(coef)
value
analysis,
experimentally
validated
essential
function
proliferation
invasive
metastasis
melanoma.
infiltration
discovered
critical
roles
played
M1/M2
macrophages
progression
evasion.
Furthermore,
development
malignant
were
closely
various
forms
programmed
death
(PCD),
including
apoptosis,
autophagic
death,
ferroptosis,
pyroptosis.
often
resisted
mechanisms,
maintaining
their
growth
inhibiting
apoptosis
evading
death.
Meanwhile,
induction
ferroptosis
pyroptosis
thought
trigger
responses
helped
suppress
dissemination.
A
deeper
understanding
PCD
provided
foundation
developing
novel
targeted
therapies,
potential
enhance
treatment
efficacy.
contributed
prognostic
models
shed
light
on
research
directions
concerning
targets.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Jan. 9, 2025
Uterine
Corpus
Endometrial
Carcinoma
(UCEC)
represents
a
common
malignant
neoplasm
in
women,
with
its
prognosis
being
intricately
associated
available
therapeutic
interventions.
In
the
past
few
decades,
there
has
been
burgeoning
interest
role
of
mitochondria
within
context
UCEC.
Nevertheless,
development
and
application
prognostic
models
predicated
on
mitochondrial-related
genes
(MRGs)
UCEC
remains
exploratory
stages.
This
study
utilized
RNA
sequencing
data
clinical
information
from
TCGA
database
to
identify
differentially
expressed
MRGs
(DEMRGs)
between
normal
groups
that
are
overall
survival
(OS).
Patients
were
randomly
assigned
training
testing
cohorts
1:1
ratio.
cohort,
risk
model
based
DEMRGs
was
developed
using
Lasso
Cox
regression
analysis.
Subsequently,
patients
both
stratified
into
high-risk
low-risk
their
median
scores.
The
performance
validated
through
Kaplan-Meier
analysis,
ROC
curves,
nomograms.
Additionally,
further
analyses
including
functional
enrichment,
immune
landscape
assessment,
prediction
response
ICB
therapy,
mutation
profiling,
drug
sensitivity
analysis
elucidated
biological
distinctions
identified
groups.
We
established
incorporating
eight
MRGs.
classified
he
group
exhibited
significantly
poorer
prognoses
relative
those
group.
Functional
enrichment
substantial
differences
processes
signaling
pathways
cohorts.
Immune
showed
elevated
scores
significant
immunosuppressive
evasion
mechanisms.
Conversely,
higher
expression
human
leukocyte
antigen
(HLA)
family
members
checkpoint
(ICGs)
compared
counterparts.Consequently,
greater
responsiveness
immunotherapy
potential
small
molecule
drugs,
whereas
more
susceptible
chemotherapy.
formulated
this
demonstrates
efficacy
predicting
UCEC,
thereby
providing
scientific
basis
for
personalized
treatment
strategies.
Future
research
endeavors
should
focus
validating
utility
investigate
specific
mechanisms
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Jan. 22, 2025
Pediatric
osteosarcoma,
the
most
prevalent
primary
malignant
bone
tumor
in
children,
is
marked
by
aggressive
progression
and
a
generally
poor
prognosis.
Despite
advances
treatment,
including
multi-agent
chemotherapy,
survival
rates
remain
suboptimal,
with
metastasis,
particularly
to
lungs,
contributing
significantly
mortality.
The
microenvironment
plays
crucial
role
osteosarcoma
progression,
immune
cells
such
as
tumor-associated
macrophages
T
lymphocytes
influencing
behavior.
immunosuppressive
environment,
dominated
M2
macrophages,
contributes
evasion
therapeutic
outcomes,
though
recent
findings
suggest
potential
for
reprogramming
these
enhance
responses.
This
review
provides
comprehensive
overview
of
landscape
pediatric
focus
on
their
interactions
within
(TME).
It
examines
impact
checkpoints,
genetic
mutations,
inflammatory
pathways
highlighting
contribution
disease
advancement.
Additionally,
emerging
immunotherapeutic
strategies,
checkpoint
inhibitors,
macrophage
reprogramming,
antibody-based
therapies,
are
summarized
detail,
showcasing
improve
outcomes.
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Jan. 29, 2025
Introduction
Breast
cancer
is
among
the
most
prevalent
malignant
tumors
globally,
with
carboplatin
serving
as
a
standard
treatment
option.
However,
resistance
often
compromises
its
efficacy.
DNA
damage
repair
(DDR)
pathways
are
crucial
in
determining
responses
to
and
also
associated
immune
infiltration.
This
study
aimed
identify
DDR
genes
involved
elucidate
their
effects
on
prognosis,
infiltration,
drug
sensitivity
breast
patients.
Methods
A
3D-culture
model
resistant
was
constructed
sequenced.
Co-expressed
were
analyzed
develop
predictive
model.
Immune
infiltration
analysis
tools
employed
assess
microenvironment
of
patients
varying
expression
levels
these
risk
genes.
Additionally,
predictions
made
evaluate
efficacy
other
damage-related
drugs
across
different
groups.
Molecular
assays
performed
investigate
role
key
gene
TONSL
cancer.
Results
By
integrating
data
from
public
database,
we
established
prognostic
signature
comprising
thirteen
Our
indicated
that
this
patterns
patients,
particularly
concerning
CD8+
T
cells
NK
cells.
it
demonstrated
significant
correlation
DDR-related
drugs,
suggesting
potential
biomarker
for
Compared
control
group,
TONSL-knockdown
cell
lines
exhibited
diminished
response
DNA-damaging
agents,
marked
by
notable
increase
enhanced
sensitivity.
Furthermore,
single-cell
revealed
elevated
dendritic
epithelial
cells,
triple-negative
cancers.
Conclusions
Carboplatin
resistance-related
may
serve
therapeutic
target
cancer,
indicating
new
strategies
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
Background
Osteosarcoma
(OS)
is
one
of
the
most
common
primary
malignant
bone
tumors,
primarily
originating
from
mesenchymal
tissue.
It
notorious
for
its
high
invasiveness,
disability
rate,
mortality
and
poor
prognosis.
In
metastatic
destruction
can
promote
cancer
progression,
which
closely
related
to
osteoclast
activation
imbalance
between
osteoblasts
osteoclasts.
A
large
number
studies
confirmed
that
osteoclasts
are
an
important
part
OS,
play
active
role
in
destroying
homeostasis
promoting
progress
OS.
Therefore,
we
conducted
a
detailed
study
at
single
cell
level,
aiming
find
new
OS
therapeutic
targets
prevent
tumor
progression
local
spread.
Methods
We
analyzed
single-cell
sequencing
data
patients
usedMonocle2,
Cytotrace,
Slingshot
software
analyze
pseudo-sequential
trajectory
during
progression.
CellChat
was
used
reveal
communication
cells.
PySCENIC
identify
transcription
factors
Finally,
further
demonstrated
results
by
RT-qPCR
analysis,
CCK-8
assay,
wound
healing
Transwell
etc.
Results
Through
analysis
identified
highly
specific
subgroup,
C2MKI67+
Osteoclast.
The
key
signaling
pathway
APP
top
1
factor
PPARG
this
subgroup
played
essential
roles
proliferation
differentiation.
Given
pivotal
speculated
these
pathways
could
emerge
as
novel
targets,
offering
innovative
strategies
treatment.
Conclusion
This
enhanced
our
understanding
through
scRNA-seq.
Furthermore,
discovered
amplifies
proliferation,
resulting
excessive
resorption
degradation
matrix,
thereby
creating
favorable
environment
growth.
By
innovatively
targeting
PPARG,
it
affected
thus
progression;
work
offered
insights
directions
clinical
treatment
patients.
Frontiers in Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Feb. 20, 2025
The
isolation
and
application
of
biological
macromolecules
(BMMs)
have
become
central
in
applied
science
today,
with
these
compounds
serving
as
anticancer,
antimicrobial,
anti-inflammatory
agents.
Parthenolide
(PTL),
a
naturally
occurring
sesquiterpene
lactone
derived
from
Tanacetum
parthenium
(feverfew),
is
among
the
most
important
BMMs.
PTL
has
been
extensively
studied
for
its
anticancer
properties,
making
it
promising
candidate
further
research
drug
development.
This
review
summarizes
effects
derivatives,
focus
on
Micheliolide
(MCL)
Dimethylaminomicheliolide
(DMAMCL).
These
compounds,
PTL,
developed
to
overcome
PTL's
instability
acidic
basic
conditions
low
solubility.
We
also
explore
their
potential
targeted
combination
therapies,
providing
comprehensive
overview
therapeutic
mechanisms
highlighting
significance
future
cancer
treatment
strategies.