CD81 通过阻断 CD274/PD-L1 的选择性自噬降解驱动放射抵抗性胶质母细胞瘤的免疫逃逸
CD81 drives immune evasion in radioresistant glioblastoma by blocking selective autophagic degradation of CD274/PD-L1.
我们的工作确立了CD81作为连接放射抵抗与免疫逃逸的关键桥梁,其通过维持GBM中CD274的丰度发挥作用,并突显CD81作为优化放射免疫治疗的有前景的治疗靶点。
英文原题:A Spatial Multi-Omic Framework Identifies Gliomas Permissive to TIL Expansion.
TIL(肿瘤浸润淋巴细胞)疗法近期获 FDA 批准用于黑色素瘤,是一种新兴的细胞免疫治疗模式。
近期获FDA批准用于黑色素瘤的TIL(肿瘤浸润淋巴细胞)疗法,是一种新兴的细胞免疫治疗方式。然而,由于T细胞浸润稀少、抗原异质性和免疫抑制性肿瘤微环境,其在胶质母细胞瘤等免疫“冷”肿瘤中的应用仍有限。为确定TIL扩增能力的基因组和空间决定因素,我们对高级别胶质瘤开展了整合多模态分析,采用光谱流式细胞术、TCR测序、单细胞RNA测序、Xenium原位转录组学和CODEX空间蛋白质组学。对可产生TIL(TIL+)与不可产生TIL(TIL−)的肿瘤进行比较发现,IL7R表达、结构化的血管周围免疫细胞聚集,以及ACSS3等肿瘤内在代谢程序与成功扩增TIL相关。相反,TIL−肿瘤富集神经元谱系特征、包括TOX和FERMT1在内的免疫抑制性转录本,以及与肿瘤相连的巨噬细胞。本研究界定了TIL制备成功的空间和分子相关特征,并建立了基因组学支持的过继T细胞治疗筛选平台。目前,这一分析方法正在GIANT临床试验(NCT06816927)中前瞻性实施,体现了其转化价值,并显示出在胶质母细胞瘤及其他免疫排斥型癌症中的推广潜力。
Tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapy, recently approved by the FDA for melanoma, is an emerging modality for cell-based immunotherapy. However, its application in immunologically "cold" tumors such as glioblastoma remains limited due to sparse T cell infiltration, antigenic heterogeneity, and a suppressive tumor microenvironment. To identify genomic and spatial determinants of TIL expandability, we performed integrated, multimodal profiling of high-grade gliomas using spectral flow cytometry, TCR sequencing, single-cell RNA-seq, Xenium in situ transcriptomics, and CODEX spatial proteomics. Comparative analysis of TIL-generating (TIL + ) versus non-generating (TIL - ) tumors revealed that IL7R expression, structured perivascular immune clustering, and tumor-intrinsic metabolic programs such as ACSS3 were associated with successful TIL expansion. In contrast, TIL - tumors were enriched for neuronal lineage signatures, immunosuppressive transcripts including TOX and FERMT1 , and tumor-connected macrophages. This study defines spatial and molecular correlates of TIL manufacturing success and establishes a genomics-enabled selection platform for adoptive T cell therapy. The profiling approach is now being prospectively implemented in the GIANT clinical trial (NCT06816927), supporting its translational relevance and scalability across glioblastoma and other immune-excluded cancers.
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