The invention discloses an effect of an Intestinia butyriproducens bacterium in anti-tumor
immunotherapy, and finds that
colonization of the Intestinia butyriproducens bacterium in intestinal tracts can inhibit growth of CT26 mouse subcutaneous transplanted tumors with poor response to the tumor
immunotherapy, meanwhile, growth of human
colorectal cancer cells is remarkably inhibited, and
apoptosis of
tumor cells is promoted for the first time. The application of the Intestinia butyriproducens bacterium in the anti-tumor
immunotherapy has the advantages that the effect of the intestinia butyriproducens bacterium in the anti-tumor immunotherapy is achieved, and the application of the intestinia butyriproducens bacterium in the anti-tumor immunotherapy in the anti-tumor immunotherapy in the anti-tumor immunotherapy in the anti-tumor immunotherapy is achieved. Meanwhile, after
colonization of the strain and combined administration of PD-1
monoclonal antibodies, the proportion of CD8 + T cells in
mouse tumor infiltration lymphocytes is increased, the proportion of depleted PD-1 + CD8 + T cells is reduced, and the proportion of CD8 + T cells releasing functional
cell factors
interferon gamma and
granzyme B is also increased, which shows that after
colonization of the strain, the
curative effect of tumor immunotherapy can be enhanced, and the tumor immunotherapy effect can be enhanced. The immunoregulation capability and the great clinical application value are realized.