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In Situ Nitric Oxide Gas Nanogenerator Reprograms Glioma Immunosuppressive Microenvironment.

Yang Liu | Lin Cui | Xiao Wang | Weiling Miao | Yongxu Ju | Tiandong Chen | Huiting Xu | Ning Gu | Fang Yang
Advanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany) | 2023

Universal chemotherapy in glioblastoma patients causes chemoresistance and further limits immune cells by creating an immunosuppressive tumor microenvironment that are difficult to solve by single-drug therapeutic approaches. Here, this work designs hybrid drug-loaded nanoliposomes by co-loading the chemotherapeutic drug temozolomide (TMZ) and nitric oxide (NO) prodrug JS-K with sphingosine-1-phosphate molecules (S1P) on the surface. The S1P-S1P receptors axis endows nanoliposomes with rapid targeting and lysosomal escaping capability. Then, fine-tuned TMZ release and NO gas production following JS-K release in glioma microenvironment decrease chemoresistance and increase tumor immunogenicity through inhibiting the cellular autophagy as well as inducing mitochondrial dysfunction. RNA sequencing analysis demonstrates that the NO gas generation reprograms glioma microenvironment immune and inflammation-related pathways. The positive immune response in turn effectively activates the enhanced efficacy of chemotherapy. NO gas generated nanoliposomes thus have attractive paradigm-shifting applications in the treatment of "cold" tumors across a range of immunosuppressive indications.

Pubmed ID: 37085663

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Associated grants

  • Agency: National Key Research and Development Program of China,
    Id: 2018YFA0704103
  • Agency: National Natural Science Foundation of China,
    Id: 81971750
  • Agency: China Postdoctoral Science Foundation,
    Id: 2022T150117
  • Agency: China Postdoctoral Science Foundation,
    Id: 2022M710687
  • Agency: Jiangsu Excellent Postdoctoral Program,
    Id: 2022ZB124
  • Agency: Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,
    Id: 2242022R20043

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