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Chemotherapy drug resistance can be intrinsic or acquired: Intrinsic resistance means a cancer cell is resistant from the start. If chemotherapy kills all the nonresistant cells in a tumor, the resistant cells will survive and reproduce. Then the tumor will grow back fully resistant.
The application provides a preparation method of NK cell-derived nanovesicles and application thereof. Specifically, the application provides NK cell-derived nanovesicles (NK-NVs) which are similar to the characteristics and functions of NK cell-derived extracellular vesicles by an extrusion method / stress gradient membrane remodeling technology, and also provides a drug composition, a drugdelivery system and corresponding use of the NK-NVs as a delivery carrier for delivering an antitumor drug. The preparation method of the application can mass-produce NK-NVs and kill various types of tumor cells. The NK-NVs have multiple advantages in drug delivery, so that they are expected to be a new choice for tumor immunotherapy, especially for tumor cells with drug resistance, and can significantly improve the sensitivity to chemotherapeutic drugs, and have a wide application prospect.
The present application relates to the role of UCK1 in promoting the sensitization of colorectal cancer treatment. The present application discloses the key role of UCK1 in the treatment of colorectal cancer. Clinical samples show that the expression of UCK1 in tumor tissues is reduced, and its low expression is related to chemotherapy resistance and poor prognosis. Studies have shown that UCK1 enhances the efficacy of oxaliplatin (OXA) by regulating metabolic pathways, and promotes B cell activation, thereby recruiting CD8 + T cells, and strengthens anti-tumor immunity. UCK1 overexpression can significantly improve OXA sensitivity and produce a synergistic effect with anti-PD-1 therapy. The present application proposes a new strategy centered on activating UCK1, providing a theoretical basis and application prospect for improving the response of colorectal cancerchemotherapy and immunotherapy.
This invention belongs to the field of molecular biology technology, specifically involving tRF5-22-SeCTCA-1, tRF5-22-SeCTCA-1 detection reagents, kits, and their applications. This invention discovers and verifies that tRF5-22-SeCTCA-1 plays a key regulatory role in the process of 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) chemotherapy resistance in colorectal cancer, filling a gap in the research of tRNA-derived fragments (tRFs) in colorectal cancerchemotherapy resistance. It is the first tRF molecule reported to be associated with 5-FU chemotherapy resistance in colorectal cancer, providing a novel molecular target and research direction for predicting chemotherapy resistance in colorectal cancer. This invention also provides a therapeutic strategy targeting tRF5-22-SeCTCA-1 and establishes α-ketoglutarate as an independent reversal agent, providing multi-dimensional technical solutions for the precision diagnosis and treatment of colorectal cancer and the reversal of chemotherapy resistance.
This invention discloses a method, system, and apparatus for computer-aided drug screening based on temozolomide and ADAMTS1. This application is the first to discover that ADAMTS1 is significantly enriched in recurrent gliomas following temozolomideexposure; temozolomide strongly induces a stable senescence program, leading to excessive secretion of ADAMTS1. This senescence-induced protease coordinates significant changes in extracellularmatrix composition. The remodeled microenvironment acts as a mechanobiochemical signaling agent, recruiting and polarizing host-derived myeloid cells to transform into the immunosuppressive M2 phenotype, thereby conferring chemotherapy resistance to residual glioma cells through paracrine signaling. This application reveals that the "senescence-ADAMTS1-ECM-M2" axis is a key non-cellular autonomous mechanism of temozolomide resistance. Targeting ADAMTS1-mediated matrix reprogramming can eliminate the immunosuppressive niche in gliomas and overcome chemotherapy resistance, showing broad application prospects.