Cuproptosis-immunotherapy using PD-1 overexpressing T cell membrane-coated nanosheets efficiently treats tumor.
J Control Release
; 362: 502-512, 2023 Oct.
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The cuproptosis cell death pathway brings fresh opportunities for tumor therapy. However, efficient and targeted cuproptosis induction in tumors is still a challenge. Unfortunately, the well-known cuproptosis initiator, disulfiram and copper complex (DSF/Cu2+), also increases PD-L1 level in tumors, which may diminish the final therapeutic outcome. In this study, DSF/Cu2+-loading MXene nanosheets are coated with PD-1 overexpressing T cell membrane to generate CuX-P system. CuX-P could recognize and stick to PD-L1 on tumor cells like a patch, which promotes the endocytosis of both CuX-P and PD-L1 by tumor cells. Following internalization and release of DSF/Cu2+ in the cytoplasm, PD-L1 expression is upregulated. However, due to the presence of CuX-P in the tumor microenvironment, the then supplemented PD-L1 on tumor surface again binds CuX-P for internalization. This feedback loop keeps blocking and consuming the PD-L1 on tumor surface and promotes the enrichment of CuX-P in tumors to induce cuproptosis. After CuX-P treatment with laser irradiation, strong anti-tumor immune responses are stimulated in a mouse model with triple-negative breast cancer. Thus, this study develops a tumor-targeted biomimetic system that offers simultaneous cuproptosis killing, photothermal therapy (PTT) and immunotherapy in mice.
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J Control Release
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FARMACOLOGIA
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2023
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China
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