Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Nov. 18, 2024
Abstract
Glycans
play
critical
roles
in
cellular
signaling
and
function.
Unlike
proteins,
glycan
structures
are
not
templated
from
genetic
sequences
but
synthesized
by
the
concerted
activity
of
many
genes,
making
them
historically
challenging
to
study.
Here,
we
present
a
strategy
that
utilizes
CRISPR
screens
lectin
microarrays
uncover
characterize
regulators
glycosylation.
We
applied
this
approach
study
regulation
high
mannose
glycans
–
starting
structure
all
asparagine(N)-linked-glycans.
used
expanded
network
genes
controlling
levels,
followed
fully
measure
complex
effect
select
on
glycosylation
globally.
Through
this,
elucidated
how
two
TM9SF3
CCC
control
N-glycosylation
via
regulating
Golgi
morphology
Notably,
allows
us
interrogate
function
in-depth
reveals
similar
disruption
can
lead
drastically
different
outcomes.
Collectively,
work
demonstrates
generalizable
for
systematically
dissecting
regulatory
underlying
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
35(21)
Published: Nov. 29, 2022
Abstract
Emerging
as
a
potent
anticancer
treatment,
subcellular
targeted
cancer
therapy
has
drawn
increasing
attention,
bringing
great
opportunities
for
clinical
application.
Here,
two
targeting
strategies
four
main
organelles
(mitochondria,
lysosome,
endoplasmic
reticulum,
and
nucleus),
including
molecule‐
nanomaterial
(inorganic
nanoparticles,
micelles,
organic
polymers,
others)‐based
delivery
or
therapeutic
strategies,
are
summarized.
Phototherapy,
chemotherapy,
radiotherapy,
immunotherapy,
“all‐in‐one”
combination
among
the
covered
in
detail.
Such
materials
constructed
based
on
specific
properties
relevant
mechanisms
of
organelles,
enabling
elimination
tumors
by
inducing
dysfunction
corresponding
destroying
structures.
The
challenges
faced
organelle‐targeting
therapies
also
Looking
forward,
paradigm
with
enhanced
efficacy
compared
to
current
approaches
is
envisioned.
Cell Communication and Signaling,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: Jan. 13, 2025
The
Golgi
apparatus
is
widely
considered
a
secretory
center
and
hub
for
different
signaling
pathways.
Abnormalities
in
dynamics
can
perturb
the
tumor
microenvironment
influence
cell
migration.
Therefore,
unraveling
regulatory
network
of
searching
pharmacological
targets
would
facilitate
development
novel
anticancer
therapies.
Previously,
we
reported
an
unconventional
role
tethering
factor
golgin-97
inhibiting
breast
motility,
its
downregulation
was
associated
with
poor
patient
prognosis.
However,
specific
mechanism
cancer
progression
vivo
remain
unclear.
We
integrated
genetic
knockout
(KO)
golgin-97,
animal
models
(zebrafish
xenograft
mice),
multi-omics
analysis
(next-generation
sequencing
proteomics),
bioinformatics
analysis,
kinase
inhibitor
treatment
to
evaluate
effects
KO
triple-negative
cells.
Gene
knockdown
followed
by
qRT‒PCR,
Western
blotting,
viability,
migration,
cytotoxicity
assays
were
performed
elucidate
mechanisms
KO-mediated
invasion.
A
mouse
model
used
investigate
drug
therapy.
demonstrated
that
promoted
metastasis
zebrafish
models.
Multi-omics
revealed
Wnt
pathway,
MAPK
cascades,
inflammatory
cytokines
are
involved
KO-induced
progression.
Targeting
ERK1/2
p38
pathways
effectively
attenuated
golgin-97-induced
reduced
expression
mediators,
enhanced
chemotherapeutic
effect
paclitaxel
vitro
vivo.
Specifically,
compared
regimen,
combination
inhibitors
significantly
prevented
lung
injury.
further
hypoxia
physiological
condition
reduces
cancer,
revealing
potential
feedback
loop
between
ERK/MAPK
golgin-97.
Our
results
collectively
support
microenvironment,
possibly
providing
new
insights
anti-breast
development.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 4, 2023
Neoadjuvant
and
adjuvant
therapies
have
made
significant
progress
in
cancer
treatment.
However,
tumor
therapy
still
faces
challenges
due
to
the
intrinsic
heterogeneity
of
cancer,
genomic
instability,
formation
an
immunosuppressive
microenvironment.
Functional
materials
possess
unique
biological
properties
such
as
long
circulation
times,
tumor-specific
targeting,
immunomodulation.
The
combination
functional
with
natural
substances
nanotechnology
has
led
development
smart
biomaterials
multiple
functions,
high
biocompatibilities,
negligible
immunogenicities,
which
can
be
used
for
precise
Recently,
subcellular
structure-targeting
received
particular
attention
various
biomedical
applications
including
diagnosis,
sensing,
imaging
tumors
drug
delivery.
Subcellular
organelle-targeting
precisely
accumulate
therapeutic
agents
organelles,
considerably
reduce
threshold
dosages
agents,
minimize
drug-related
side
effects.
This
review
provides
a
systematic
comprehensive
overview
research
organelle-targeted
based
on
nanomaterials.
Moreover,
it
explains
prospects
precision
oncology.
will
serve
excellent
cutting-edge
guide
researchers
field
therapy.
Small,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
19(11)
Published: Dec. 30, 2022
As
the
foremost
cause
of
cancer-related
death,
metastasis
consists
three
steps:
invasion,
circulation,
and
colonization.
Only
targeting
one
single
phase
cascade
may
be
insufficient
since
there
are
many
alternative
routes
for
tumor
cells
to
disseminate.
Here,
target
whole
metastasis,
hybrid
erythrocyte
cell
membrane-coated
nanoparticle
(Hyb-NP)
is
designed
with
dual
functions
increasing
circulation
time
recognizing
primary,
circulating,
colonized
tumors.
After
loading
monensin,
a
recently
reported
inhibitor,
delivery
system
profoundly
reduces
spontaneous
in
an
orthotopic
breast
cancer
model.
Underlying
mechanism
studies
reveal
that
Hyb-NP
can
deliver
monensin
its
action
site
Golgi
apparatus,
return,
block
exocytosis
from
forming
reservoir-like
subcellular
structure.
Notably,
apparatus
reservoir
displays
vital
suppressing
initialization,
including
enhanced
drug
retention,
metastasis-related
cytokine
release
inhibition,
directional
migration
inhibition.
Collectively,
based
on
at
tissue
level,
further
formation
level
provides
potential
therapeutic
strategy
suppression.
Molecules and Cells,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
46(4), P. 191 - 199
Published: Dec. 28, 2022
The
Golgi
apparatus
modifies
and
transports
secretory
membrane
proteins.
In
some
instances,
the
production
of
proteins
exceeds
capacity
apparatus,
including
vesicle
trafficking
post-translational
modification
macromolecules.
These
are
not
modified
or
delivered
appropriately
due
to
insufficiency
in
function.
conditions
disturb
homeostasis
induce
a
cellular
condition
known
as
stress,
causing
cells
activate
'Golgi
stress
response,'
which
is
homeostatic
process
increase
based
on
requirements.
Since
functions
diverse,
several
response
pathways
involving
TFE3,
HSP47,
CREB3,
proteoglycan,
mucin,
MAPK/ETS,
PERK
regulate
each
function
separately.
Understanding
crucial
for
revealing
mechanisms
underlying
dynamics
its
effect
human
health
because
many
signaling
molecules
related
diseases,
ranging
from
viral
infections
fatal
neurodegenerative
diseases.
Therefore,
it
valuable
summarize
investigate
disease
pathogenesis,
they
may
contribute
developing
novel
therapeutic
strategies.
this
review,
we
perturbations
Golgi,
well
potentials
new
strategies
treating
stress-associated
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
62(44)
Published: Sept. 15, 2023
Regulating
autophagy
to
control
the
homeostatic
recycling
process
of
cancer
cells
is
a
promising
anticancer
strategy.
Golgi
apparatus
substrate
but
Golgi-autophagy
(Golgiphagy)
mediated
antitumor
pathway
rarely
reported.
Herein,
we
have
developed
novel
Golgi-targeted
platinum
(II)
complex
Pt3,
which
ca.
20
times
more
cytotoxic
lung
carcinoma
than
cisplatin
and
can
completely
eliminate
tumors
after
intratumoral
administration
in
vivo.
Its
nano-encapsulated
system
for
tail
vein
also
features
good
anti-tumor
effect.
Mechanism
studies
indicate
that
Pt3
induces
substantial
stress,
indicated
by
fragmentation
structure,
down-regulation
proteins
(GM130,
GRASP65/55),
loss
Golgi-dependent
transport
glycosylation.
This
triggers
Golgiphagy
blocks
subsequent
fusion
autophagosomes
with
lysosomes,
dual
role
regulation,
resulting
proteostasis
apoptotic
cell
death.
As
far
as
know,
first
Pt
trigger
stress-mediated
dual-regulation
autophagic
flux
autophagy-apoptosis
crosstalk
highly
efficient
therapy.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(3), P. e0300430 - e0300430
Published: March 18, 2024
The
glycoprofiling
of
two
proteins,
the
free
form
prostate-specific
antigen
(fPSA)
and
zinc-α-2-glycoprotein
(ZA2G),
was
assessed
to
determine
their
suitability
as
prostate
cancer
(PCa)
biomarkers.
proteins
performed
by
analysing
changes
in
glycan
composition
on
fPSA
ZA2G
using
lectins
(proteins
that
recognise
glycans,
i
.
e
complex
carbohydrates).
specific
magnetic
beads
(MBs)
modified
with
horseradish
peroxidase
(HRP)
antibodies
selectively
enriched
or
from
human
serum
samples.
Subsequently,
antibody-captured
glycoproteins
were
incubated
lectin-coated
ELISA
plates.
In
addition,
a
novel
glycoprotein
standard
(GPS)
used
normalise
assay.
samples
obtained
men
undergoing
biopsy
after
an
elevated
PSA,
patients
without
prior
therapy.
results
are
presented
ROC
(Receiver
Operating
Curve).
A
DCA
(Decision
Curve
Analysis)
evaluate
clinical
performance
net
benefit
glycan-based
biomarkers
also
performed.
While
showed
little
promise
potential
PCa
biomarker,
would
appear
have
significant
potential.
Hence,
GIA
(Glycobiopsy
ImmunoAssay)
test
integrates
(
forms
fPSA).
could
be
for
early
diagnoses
(AUC
=
0.83;
n
559
samples)
use
therapy-monitoring
0.90;
176
samples).
Moreover,
analysis
subset
(n
215)
revealed
0.81)
outperformed
PHI
(Prostate
Health
Index)
0.69)
discriminating
between
those
benign
PSA
elevation.
Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Jan. 7, 2025
The
GC
(Golgi
complex)
plays
a
pivotal
role
in
the
trafficking
and
sorting
of
proteins
lipids
until
they
reach
their
final
destination.
Additionally,
acts
as
signalling
hub
to
regulate
multitude
cellular
processes,
including
cell
polarity,
motility,
apoptosis,
DNA
repair
division.
In
light
these
crucial
roles,
has
garnered
increasing
attention,
particularly
given
evidence
that
dysregulation
GC-regulated
pathways
may
contribute
onset
various
pathological
conditions.
This
review
examines
functions
GC-localised
regulating
cycle
progression,
both
mitosis
meiosis.
It
reviews
involvement
GC-resident
formation
orientation
spindle
during
roles
played
by
controlling
division,
this
also
addresses
cancer
development.
Furthermore,
TCGA
(The
Cancer
Genome
Atlas)
database
been
queried
order
retrieve
information
on
genetic
alterations
correlation
between
expression
survival
patients.
data
presented
highlight
relevance
differentiation
tumourigenesis.