Frontiers in Immunology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16
Опубликована: Май 20, 2025
Metabolic
reprogramming
is
a
process
by
which
cells
adapt
to
the
nutrient
microenvironment
regulating
energy
metabolism.
Compared
with
normal
cells,
tumor
tend
undergo
metabolic
reprogramming,
one
of
hallmarks
concurrent
genomic
instability,
and
immune
evasion
in
cells.
The
microbial
community,
known
as
"second
genome"
human
beings,
can
cause
systemic
disease
predisposing
tumors,
modulating
responses
cancer.
microorganisms
crosstalk
each
other
multiple
ways
influence
various
physiological
pathological
cancer
progression.
products
increased
synthesis
reach
intestinal
tract
via
circulation
act
on
microorganisms,
promoting
mucosal
inflammation,
causing
disorders,
may
also
regulate
response
In
addition,
metabolites
turn
be
transported
(TME)
through
participate
reprogramming.
Different
molecular
mechanisms
related
microbiota
imbalance
control
outcome
or
anti-tumor
responses,
depending
type
cancer,
stage
TME.
this
review,
we
focus
fundamental
role
interaction
between
cancers
explore
modulates
complex
biological
process.
This
comment
aims
provide
valuable
resources
for
clinicians
researchers
promote
further
research
field.
Cancer Discovery,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14(1), С. 158 - 175
Опубликована: Окт. 30, 2023
How
cell
metabolism
regulates
DNA
repair
is
incompletely
understood.
Here,
we
define
a
GTP-mediated
signaling
cascade
that
links
to
and
has
significant
therapeutic
implications.
GTP,
but
not
other
nucleotides,
the
activity
of
Rac1,
guanine
nucleotide-binding
protein,
which
promotes
dephosphorylation
serine
323
on
Abl-interactor
1
(Abi-1)
by
protein
phosphatase
5
(PP5).
Dephosphorylated
Abi-1,
previously
known
activate
repair,
nonhomologous
end
joining.
In
patients
mouse
models
glioblastoma,
Rac1
dephosphorylated
Abi-1
mediate
resistance
standard-of-care
genotoxic
treatments.
The
GTP-Rac1-PP5-Abi-1
axis
limited
brain
cancer,
as
GTP
supplementation
Abi-1-S323
in
nonmalignant
cells
protects
tissues
from
insult.
This
unexpected
ability
regulate
independently
deoxynucleotide
pools
important
implications
for
normal
physiology
cancer
treatment.
A
newly
described
GTP-dependent
an
link
between
nucleotide
repair.
Disrupting
this
pathway
can
overcome
therapy
while
augmenting
it
mitigate
injury
tissues.
article
featured
Selected
Articles
Issue,
p.
5.
Cancer & Metabolism,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 9, 2024
Abstract
Background
Diffuse
midline
gliomas
(DMG),
including
diffuse
intrinsic
pontine
(DIPGs),
are
a
fatal
form
of
brain
cancer.
These
tumors
often
carry
driver
mutation
on
histone
H3
converting
lysine
27
to
methionine
(H3K27M).
DMG-H3K27M
characterized
by
altered
metabolism
and
resistance
standard
care
radiation
(RT)
but
how
the
H3K27M
mediates
metabolic
response
consequent
treatment
is
uncertain.
Methods
We
performed
metabolomics
irradiated
untreated
isogenic
DMG
cell
lines
observed
an
H3K27M-specific
enrichment
for
purine
synthesis
pathways.
profiled
expression
enzymes
in
publicly
available
patient
data
our
models,
quantified
using
stable
isotope
tracing,
vitro
vivo
de
novo
salvage
inhibition
combination
with
RT.
Results
cells
activate
fashion.
In
absence
genotoxic
treatment,
H3K27M-expressing
have
higher
relative
activity
apparent
lower
demonstrated
via
tracing
key
metabolites
hypoxanthine-guanine
phosphoribosyltransferase
(HGPRT),
rate-limiting
enzyme
into
IMP
GMP.
Inhibition
guanylate
radiosensitized
.
Irradiated
upregulated
HGPRT
hypoxanthine-derived
maintained
high
levels
guanine-derived
salvage.
Exogenous
guanine
supplementation
decreased
radiosensitization
treated
RT
inhibition.
Silencing
combined
markedly
suppressed
tumor
growth
Conclusions
Our
results
indicate
that
rely
highly
active
synthesis,
both
from
However,
free
bases
mature
guanylates
can
bypass
synthetic
pathway.
conclude
inhibiting
may
be
promising
strategy
overcome
tumors.
Cancers,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
14(20), С. 5041 - 5041
Опубликована: Окт. 14, 2022
In
addition
to
being
the
most
common
primary
brain
tumor,
gliomas
are
also
among
difficult
diagnose
and
treat.
At
present,
“gold
standard”
in
glioma
treatment
entails
surgical
resection
of
largest
possible
portion
followed
by
temozolomide
therapy
radiation.
However,
this
approach
does
not
always
yield
desired
results.
Additionally,
ability
cross
blood-brain
barrier
remains
a
major
challenge
for
new
potential
drugs.
Thus,
researchers
continue
search
targeted
therapies
that
can
be
individualized
based
on
specific
characteristics
each
case.
Metabolic
lipidomic
research
may
represent
two
best
ways
achieve
goal,
as
they
enable
detailed
insights
into
changes
profile
small
molecules
biological
system/specimen.
This
article
reviews
approaches
analysis
alterations
biochemical
pathways,
it
provides
an
overview
clinical
results
support
personalized
future.
Analytical Chemistry,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
95(30), С. 11243 - 11253
Опубликована: Июль 20, 2023
Matrix-assisted
laser
desorption
ionization
mass
spectrometry
imaging
(MALDI-MSI)
is
a
powerful
analytical
technique
that
provides
spatially
preserved
detection
and
quantification
of
analytes
in
tissue
specimens.
However,
clinical
translation
still
requires
improved
throughput,
precision,
accuracy.
To
accomplish
this,
we
created
"Chemical
QuantArray",
gelatin
microarray
(TMA)
mold
filled
with
serial
dilutions
isotopically
labeled
endogenous
metabolite
standards.
The
then
cryo-sectioned
onto
homogenate
to
produce
calibration
curves.
improve
precision
accuracy,
automatically
remove
pixels
outside
each
TMA
well
investigated
several
intensity
normalizations,
including
the
utilization
second
stable
isotope
internal
standard
(IS).
Chemical
QuantArray
enables
metabolites
over
wide
dynamic
range
significantly
current
approaches.
reduces
space
needed
on
MALDI
slides
for
standards
by
approximately
80%.
Furthermore,
removal
empty
normalization
an
or
matrix
peak
provided
(<20%
RSD)
accuracy
DEV).
Finally,
demonstrate
applicability
quantifying
multiple
purine
14
tumor
specimens
using
single
slide.
improves
characteristics
practical
feasibility
MALDI-MSI
translational
applications.
npj Precision Oncology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
8(1)
Опубликована: Июль 18, 2024
Gliomas
are
the
most
common
primary
brain
tumor
and
uniformly
lethal.
Despite
significant
advancements
in
understanding
genetic
landscape
of
gliomas,
standard-of-care
has
remained
largely
unchanged.
Subsets
gliomas
defined
by
gain-of-function
mutations
metabolic
genes
encoding
isocitrate
dehydrogenase
(IDH).
Efforts
to
exploit
mutant
IDH
activity
and/or
directly
inhibit
it
with
inhibitors
have
been
focus
over
a
decade
research.
The
recently
published
INDIGO
trial,
demonstrating
benefit
inhibitor
vorasidenib
patients
low-grade
IDH-mutant
introduces
new
era
precision
medicine
tumors
that
is
poised
change
standard-of-care.
In
this
review,
we
highlight
contextualize
results
trial
introduce
key
questions
whose
answers
will
guide
how
may
be
used
clinic.
We
discuss
possible
combination
therapies
inhibition
future
directions
for
clinical
translational
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Окт. 17, 2024
H3K27M
diffuse
midline
gliomas
(DMG),
including
intrinsic
pontine
(DIPG),
exhibit
cellular
heterogeneity
comprising
less-differentiated
oligodendrocyte
precursors
(OPC)-like
stem
cells
and
more
differentiated
astrocyte
(AC)-like
cells.
Here,
we
establish
in
vitro
models
that
recapitulate
DMG-OPC-like
AC-like
phenotypes
perform
transcriptomics,
metabolomics,
bioenergetic
profiling
to
identify
metabolic
programs
the
different
states.
We
then
define
strategies
target
vulnerabilities
within
specific
tumor
populations.
show
a
mesenchymal
phenotype
are
sensitized
ferroptotic
cell
death.
In
contrast,
OPC-like
upregulate
cholesterol
biosynthesis,
have
diminished
mitochondrial
oxidative
phosphorylation
(OXPHOS),
accordingly
sensitive
statins
OXPHOS
inhibitors.
Additionally,
inhibitors
efficacy
extend
survival
preclinical
orthotopic
established
with
stem-like
DMG
Together,
this
study
demonstrates
subtypes
DMGs
harbor
distinct
can
be
uniquely
selectively
targeted
for
therapeutic
gain.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 19, 2024
Gliomas
exhibit
high
heterogeneity
and
poor
prognosis.
Despite
substantial
progress
has
been
made
at
the
genomic
transcriptomic
levels,
comprehensive
proteomic
characterization
its
implications
remain
largely
unexplored.
In
this
study,
we
perform
profiling
of
gliomas
using
343
formalin-fixed
paraffin-embedded
tumor
samples
53
normal-appearing
brain
from
188
patients,
integrating
these
data
with
panel
information
clinical
outcomes.
The
analysis
uncovers
two
distinct
subgroups:
Subgroup
1,
metabolic
neural
subgroup,
enriched
in
enzymes
neurotransmitter
receptor
proteins,
2,
immune
marked
by
upregulation
inflammatory
proteins.
These
subgroups
show
significant
differences
prognosis,
tumorigenesis,
microenvironment
dysregulation,
potential
therapeutics,
highlighting
critical
roles
processes
glioma
biology
patient
Through
a
detailed
investigation
pathways
guided
our
findings,
dihydropyrimidine
dehydrogenase
(DPYD)
thymidine
phosphorylase
(TYMP)
emerge
as
prognostic
biomarkers
linked
to
reprogramming
nucleotide
metabolism.
Functional
validation
patient-derived
stem
cells
animal
models
highlights
metabolism
promising
therapy
target
for
gliomas.
This
integrated
multi-omics
introduces
classification
identifies
DPYD
TYMP
key
biomarkers,
offering
insights
into
pathogenesis
treatment
strategies.
Comprehensive
molecular
characterisations
could
shed
light
on
prognosis
Here,
authors
revealing
neuron-related
well
iScience,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
28(2), С. 111769 - 111769
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2025
Drug
resistance
is
a
major
barrier
to
cancer
therapies
and
remains
poorly
understood.
Recently,
non-mutational
mechanisms
of
drug
have
been
proposed
where
more
plastic
metabolic
response
can
play
role.
Here,
we
show
that
upon
resistance,
glioblastoma
(GBM)
cells
increased
oxidative
stress,
mitochondria
function,
protein
aggregation.
Gamma
(γ)-glutamylcyclotranserase
(GGCT),
an
enzyme
in
the
γ-glutamyl
cycle
for
glutathione
production,
located
on
chromosome
7
which
commonly
amplified
GBM
also
resistance.
We
further
observe
byproduct
GGCT-pyroglutamic
acid-can
bind
aggregating
proteins
genetic
pharmacological
inhibition
GGCT
prevents
Finally,
found
aggregation,
expression,
pyroglutamic
acid
staining
recurrent
patient
samples,
adjacent
non-tumor
brain,
Alzheimer's
brains.
These
findings
suggest
new
pathway
aggregation
within
resistant
brain
should
be
studied
other
disorders.