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以实体瘤特征为门控的超声预处理引导 CAR-T 治疗

英文原题:Ultrasound priming gated by solid tumor hallmarks to guide CAR-T therapy.

PubMed 2026/06/10(内容时间) Sci Adv Q1 · IF 13.9(JCR 2025)

研究概要

CAR-T 疗法在血液系统恶性肿瘤中高度有效,但在实体瘤中仍面临挑战。

中文摘要

CAR-T疗法治疗血液系统恶性肿瘤效果显著,但用于实体瘤仍面临挑战。为应对这一问题,我们开发了SHIFTERS(实体瘤标志诱导、聚焦超声触发的增强重编程系统),这是一种“与”门电路,可在聚焦超声(FUS)控制下,将肿瘤特征转换为临床验证过的抗原CD19。SHIFTERS采用分体式Gal4-VP64转录因子,其中一个模块由缺氧响应启动子驱动,另一个由FUS诱导的热休克启动子驱动,从而将CD19诱导限制在接受超声处理且具有相应肿瘤标志的区域。该设计可实现局部、稳健且持续的CD19表达,以激活并训练CD19 synNotch CAR-T细胞。在3D球体和体内模型中,缺氧门控SHIFTERS联合synNotch CAR-T细胞实现了强效肿瘤抑制,支持采用FUS进行引导式局部激活。SHIFTERS具有模块化特性,可适配肝细胞癌中的enAFP等肿瘤类型特异性启动子,从而实现空间和细胞类型双重特异性靶向。综上,SHIFTERS提供了一个模块化、受肿瘤限制且可由超声控制的平台,有望提高CAR-T治疗实体瘤的精准性和疗效。

展开英文摘要原文

CAR-T therapy is highly effective in hematologic malignancies but remains challenging in solid tumors. To address this challenge, here, we developed SHIFTERS (solid-tumor hallmark inducible, focused-ultrasound triggered enhanced reprogramming system), an AND-gated circuit that rewires tumor hallmarks into the clinically validated antigen CD19 under focused-ultrasound (FUS) control. SHIFTERS uses a split Gal4-VP64 transcription factor with one module driven by a hypoxia-responsive promoter and the other by a FUS-inducible heat-shock promoter, restricting CD19 induction to sonicated, hallmark-positive regions. This design enables robust, sustained local CD19 expression to activate and train CD19 synNotch CAR-T cells. In 3D spheroids and in vivo models, hypoxia-gated SHIFTERS combined with synNotch CAR-T cells achieved strong tumor suppression, supporting FUS-guided, localized activation. SHIFTERS is modular and can be adapted to tumor-type-specific promoters such as enAFP in hepatocellular carcinoma to enable both spatial and cell type-specific targeting. Together, SHIFTERS provides a modular, tumor-constrained, ultrasound-controllable platform to improve the precision and efficacy of CAR-T therapy for solid tumors.

论文信息

作者
Guo T、Zhu Z、Qu Y、Yu X、Zhu L、Wang Y、Liu K、Cui J
单位
Alfred E. Mann Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, USA.United States
期刊
Science advances2026 Jun 12
原文标识
PubMed 42268944 · DOI 10.1126/sciadv.aed0666