From mechanism to therapy: the journey of CD24 in cancer
Kai Zhao,
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Caifeng Wu,
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Xiangjun Li
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et al.
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: May 31, 2024
CD24
is
a
glycosylphosphatidylinositol-anchored
protein
that
expressed
in
wide
range
of
tissues
and
cell
types.
It
involved
variety
physiological
pathological
processes,
including
adhesion,
migration,
differentiation,
apoptosis.
Additionally,
has
been
studied
extensively
the
context
cancer,
where
it
found
to
play
role
tumor
growth,
invasion,
metastasis.
In
recent
years,
there
growing
interest
as
potential
therapeutic
target
for
cancer
treatment.
This
review
summarizes
current
knowledge
CD24,
its
structure,
function,
cancer.
Finally,
we
provide
insights
into
clinical
application
discuss
possible
approaches
development
targeted
therapies.
Language: Английский
A Dual Enhancing Strategy of Novel Nanovaccine Based on TIM3 Silencing Nanoadjuvants and Desialylated Cancer Cell Membrane Antigens for Personalized Vaccination Immunotherapy of Cancer
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 25, 2024
Abstract
Cancer
vaccines
represent
a
promising
form
of
immunotherapy
employed
in
the
treatment
cancer.
However,
their
efficiency
eliciting
immune
responses
is
limited,
and
satisfactory
results
have
yet
to
be
achieved.
Optimizing
adjuvants
antigens
an
important
approach
promoting
anti‐tumor
efficacy
cancer
vaccines.
Here,
novel
nanoadjuvant
(LNP/siRNA)
designed
silence
T‐cell
immunoglobulin
mucin‐domain
containing‐3
(TIM3)
activate
Toll‐like
receptors
(TLRs)
presented.
The
LNP/siRNA
demonstrates
significant
potential
dendritic
cell
(DC)
maturation
enhancing
response.
Furthermore,
desialylated
membrane
utilized
as
antigens,
providing
variety
tumor
for
DCs
function.
Additionally,
they
are
integrated
create
core‐shell
structured
nanovaccine
(dClip‐LNP/siRNA)
through
coextrusion,
which
collectively
enhances
cross‐presentation
ability
DCs,
thus
achieving
dual
enhancement
strategy.
dClip‐LNP/siRNA
significantly
silences
TIM3
expression
promotes
antigen
presentation
by
DCs.
Besides,
activation
T
cells
lymph
nodes
induces
robust
durable
immunity
sites
eliminate
established
B16‐OVA
tumors,
prevent
occurrence,
suppress
lung
metastasis.
also
suitable
combination
with
adoptive
OT‐I
therapy
enhance
immunotherapy.
represents
vaccine
platform
personalized
Language: Английский
Insights on the Role of Sialic Acids in Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in Children
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(5), P. 2233 - 2233
Published: March 1, 2025
Sialic
acids
serve
as
crucial
terminal
sugars
on
glycoproteins
or
glycolipids
present
cell
surfaces.
These
are
involved
in
diverse
physiological
and
pathological
processes
through
their
interactions
with
carbohydrate-binding
proteins,
facilitating
cell-cell
communication
influencing
the
outcomes
of
bacterial
viral
infections.
The
role
hypersialylation
tumor
growth
metastasis
has
been
widely
studied.
Recent
research
highlighted
significance
aberrant
sialylation
enabling
cells
to
escape
immune
surveillance
sustain
malignant
behavior.
Acute
lymphoblastic
leukemia
(ALL)
is
a
heterogenous
hematological
malignancy
that
primarily
affects
children
second
leading
cause
mortality
among
individuals
aged
1
14.
ALL
characterized
by
uncontrolled
proliferation
immature
lymphoid
bone
marrow,
peripheral
blood,
various
organs.
acid-binding
immunoglobulin-like
lectins
(Siglecs)
surface
proteins
can
bind
sialic
acids.
Activation
Siglecs
triggers
downstream
reactions,
including
induction
apoptosis.
Siglec-7
Siglec-9
have
reported
promote
cancer
progression
driving
macrophage
polarization,
expressions
natural
killer
inhibit
death.
This
comprehensive
review
aims
explore
mechanisms
effects
children.
Understanding
complex
interplay
between
holds
great
potential
for
developing
novel
diagnostic
tools
therapeutic
interventions
managing
this
pediatric
malignancy.
Language: Английский
Multi-targeted olink proteomics analyses of cerebrospinal fluid from patients with aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage
Rui Ding,
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Liquan Wu,
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Shanshan Wei
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et al.
Proteome Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1)
Published: Nov. 27, 2024
The
complexity
of
delayed
cerebral
ischemia
(DCI)
after
aneurysmal
subarachnoid
hemorrhage
(aSAH)
may
require
the
simultaneous
analysis
variant
types
protein
biomarkers
to
describe
it
more
accurately.
In
this
study,
we
analyzed
for
first
time
alterations
cerebrospinal
fluid
(CSF)
proteins
in
patients
with
aSAH
by
multi-targeted
Olink
proteomics,
aiming
reveal
pathophysiology
DCI
and
provide
insights
into
diagnosis
treatment
aSAH.
Six
six
control
were
selected,
CSF
samples
Proteomics
(including
96-neurology
panel
96-inflammation
panel)
based
on
Proximity
Extension
Assay
(PEA).
Differentially
expressed
(DEPs)
acquired
bioinformatics
was
performed.
PCA
revealed
better
intra-
inter-group
reproducibility
groups.
23
neurology-related
31
inflammation-relevant
differential
identified.
neurology
panel,
compared
controls,
up-regulated
SAH
predominantly
included
macrophage
scavenger
receptor
1
(MSR1),
siglec-1,
siglec-9,
cathepsin
C
(CTSC),
S
(CTSS),
etc.
Meanwhile,
inflammation
group,
incremental
mainly
contained
interleukin-6
(IL-6),
MCP-1,
CXCL10,
CXCL-9,
TRAIL,
Cluster
exhibited
significant
differences
between
two
GO
function
enrichment
hinted
that
pertinent
involved
regulation
defense
response,
vesicle-mediated
transport
immune
response;
while
related
largely
connected
cellular
response
chemokine,
chemokine
chemokine-mediated
signaling
pathway.
Additionally,
KEGG
indicated
significantly
enriched
phagosome,
apoptosis
microRNAs
cancer
And
pathway,
viral
interaction
cytokine
toll-like
These
identified
unique
pathophysiological
characteristics
secondary
Further
characterization
these
aberrant
pathways
future
research
could
enable
their
application
as
potential
therapeutic
targets
Language: Английский
Mechanistic and Therapeutic Implications of Protein and Lipid Sialylation in Human Diseases
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(22), P. 11962 - 11962
Published: Nov. 7, 2024
Glycan
structures
of
glycoproteins
and
glycolipids
on
the
surface
glycocalyx
luminal
sugar
layers
intracellular
membrane
compartments
in
human
cells
constitute
a
key
interface
between
biological
processes
external
environments.
Sialic
acids,
class
alpha-keto
acid
sugars
with
nine-carbon
backbone,
are
frequently
found
as
terminal
residues
these
glycoconjugates,
forming
critical
components
layers.
Changes
status
content
cellular
sialic
acids
closely
linked
to
many
diseases
such
cancer,
cardiovascular,
neurological,
inflammatory,
infectious,
lysosomal
storage
diseases.
The
molecular
machineries
responsible
for
biosynthesis
sialylated
glycans,
along
their
interacting
partners,
important
therapeutic
strategies
targets
drug
development.
purpose
this
article
is
comprehensively
review
recent
literature
provide
new
scientific
insights
into
mechanisms
implications
sialylation
across
various
Recent
advances
clinical
developments
acid-related
therapies
also
summarized
discussed.
Language: Английский
Unveiling sialoglycans’ immune mastery in pregnancy and their intersection with tumor biology
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Dec. 20, 2024
Sialylation
is
a
typical
final
step
of
glycosylation,
which
prevalent
post-translational
modification
proteins.
Sialoglycans,
the
products
sialylation,
are
located
on
outmost
cells
and
participate
in
pivotal
biological
processes.
They
have
been
identified
as
glyco-immune
checkpoints
currently
under
rigorous
investigation
field
tumor
research.
It
noteworthy
that
exploration
sialoglycans
pregnancy
contexts
was
both
initiated
1960s.
Mechanisms
these
two
conditions
exhibit
similarities.
Trophoblast
infiltration
during
gets
controlled,
while
invasion
uncontrolled.
The
maternal-fetal
immunotolerance
balances
acceptance
semiallogeneic
fetus
resistance
against
"non-self"
antigen
attack
simultaneously.
Tumors
mask
themselves
with
"don't
eat
me"
signals
to
escape
immune
surveillance.
trophoblastic
epithelium
covered
sialoglycans,
demonstrated
play
an
regulatory
role
throughout
entire
pregnancy.
Immune
abnormalities
commonly
recognized
important
reason
for
miscarriages.
Therapeutic
strategies
desialylation
targeting
receptors
studied
tumors,
agents
target
not
Thus,
investigating
roles
their
intersection
tumors
may
facilitate
development
novel
therapies
treatment
pregnancy-related
diseases,
such
miscarriage
preeclampsia.
Language: Английский