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This invention discloses a type B influenza virus T4 peptide that can induce cellular immune responses and its applications, belonging to the fields of immunotherapy and immunoassay technology. The immunogenicity of this long peptide (SEQ ID NO.1, named T4) was verified in 21 volunteers using ELISpot assay. Results showed that T4 was positive in 5 individuals, with a positive rate of 23.81%. ELISpot assay of human PBMCs (IFN-γ secretory cells) showed that T4 induced an immune response of up to 3060 SFCs / 10 in the population. 6 PBMC. Therefore, this peptide has good immunogenicity and universality in the population, and can be used as a specific detection peptide for monitoring cellular immune levels. At the same time, this peptide can effectively activate the T cell immune response in the population, and has the potential to be used as a candidate vaccine epitope peptide for the design of novel vaccines.

This invention discloses the preparation and application of radiofrequency thermoresponsive platinum ion crosslinked black phosphorus nanogel. The nanogel has a core-shell structure, comprising a core composed of a radiofrequency thermosensitive agent and chemotherapeutic drugs, and a shell constructed from a thermosensitive nanopolymer. The thermosensitive nanogel BP-Pt@PNA prepared using the above components exhibits radiofrequency thermosensitive properties. Simultaneously, the introduction of the thermosensitive nanopolymer improves the stability of the radiofrequency thermosensitive agent and chemotherapeutic drugs, enabling long-term drug retention and fully leveraging the synergistic effect of non-invasive radiofrequency thermotherapy and chemotherapy. This drug-loaded nanogel can achieve multimodal treatment applications, including non-invasive radiofrequency thermotherapy-chemotherapy synergistic antitumor therapy and invasive radiofrequency ablation-chemotherapy-vascular embolization synergistic antitumor therapy, demonstrating significant clinical translational potential.

The application discloses a postoperative auxiliary comprehensive treatment system with spatiotemporal response and a preparation method and application thereof, and relates to the fields of biology and medicine and the technical field of pharmaceutical preparations. The system comprises a temperature-sensitive hydrogel matrix, an anti-inflammatory drug dispersed in the hydrogel matrix, and nanoparticles loaded with an immunomodulator and dispersed in the hydrogel matrix. In an embodiment of the application, a postoperative auxiliary treatment comprehensive system is successfully constructed, and curcumin and MPDA encapsulating R848 are simultaneously loaded in the gel support. The small molecule curcumin is preferentially released from the gel to play an anti-inflammatory role, and R848 needs to be gradually released from the mesopore of the MPDA and the gel, so that the immune microenvironment can be improved after the anti-inflammatory curcumin promotes wound healing.

This invention discloses the application of PACAP peptides as plant immunomodulators, belonging to the field of plant immunology technology. This invention is the first to apply PACAP to a plant system, discovering that it can act as a novel plant immunomodulator to regulate plant immune responses, thereby enhancing plant resistance to pathogenic microorganisms. Experimental results show that PACAP can rapidly induce intracellular calcium ion influx in Arabidopsis thaliana cells, activate the MAPK signaling pathway, and upregulate the expression of early immune marker genes such as FRK1. Furthermore, PACAP treatment significantly improves plant resistance to pathogens such as *Pseudomonas syringae* and *Ralstonia solanacearum*. This invention also confirms that not only does the full-length PACAP (1-38) possess plant immune-promoting activity, but its N-terminal truncated peptide (1-27) and receptor antagonist fragment (6-38) also have plant immune-inducing functions. This invention provides a new technical solution for the development of plant immune inducers.