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Tumours have been compared to unhealed wounds that produce large amounts of inflammatory mediators, including cytokines, chemokines, and growth factors. These molecules participate in the formation of a rich and heterogeneous microenvironment by attracting non malignant cells that promote tumour progression and dissemination. Tumour infiltrating cells include macrophages, myeloid-derived suppressor cells (MDSCs), mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs) and TIE2-expressing monocytes. Most of them are bone marrow-derived, although MSC are present in virtually every tissue. This review focuses on MDSCs and MSCs, both of which can exert pro-tumorigenic effects through negative regulation of immune responses. MDSCs represent a heterogeneous population of cells of myeloid origin that are expanded and activated in response to growth factors and cytokines released by tumours. Once MDSCs are activated, they accumulate in lymphoid organs and tumours where they exert T cell immunosuppression. Like MDSCs, MSCs can be mobilized from the bone marrow into the bloodstream and home in the tumour stroma, where they either help or hinder tumour growth. Here, we will discuss the origin, the functions and the mechanisms of action of MSCs and MDSCs, as well as the strategies to target these cells for the therapeutic benefit of cancer patients. 相似文献
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Biagini S Bianchi A Biver T Boggioni A Nikolayenko IV Secco F Venturini M 《Journal of inorganic biochemistry》2011,105(4):558-562
New platinum(II) complex of 3,6-diamine-9-[6,6-bis(2-aminohethyl)-1,6-diaminohexyl]acridine, AzaPt, has been synthesised and characterised. Behaviour of AzaPt in solution (protonation and possible self-aggregation phenomena) has been investigated by spectral methods (absorbance and fluorescence) at I = 0.1 M and 25 °C, and the equilibrium parameters of binding to calf thymus DNA have been established. Two different modes of DNA binding by the complex were detected, which depend on the polymer to dye molar ratio (P/D). At relatively low P/D values the mode was interpreted as binding by the polyamine residue external to the base pairs, while at high P/D values the binding corresponds to intercalation of the proflavine residue. Such interpretation is supported by the observed salt effect on binding and the temperature variation of the binding constants, which allowed estimating the ΔH and ΔS values contributions. Spectrophotometric analysis of the long time range binding revealed that AzaPt is involved in a slow reaction, interpreted as an attack by the platinum ion on the nucleobases. The time constant for such interaction was calculated and found to be the same order of magnitude as for processes responsible for the action of anti-tumour drugs that do covalently bind to polynucleotides. 相似文献
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Morsica G Bianchi G Bagaglio S Conte C Salpietro S Porrino L Uberti-Foppa C 《The new microbiologica》2011,34(3):317-321
The hepatic safety profile of ART including DRV/r was retrospectively evaluated in antiretroviral-experienced HIV-infected patients (18 HIV/HCV coinfected, group A and 29 infected with HIV alone, group B) during a 72 week study. During the study, liver enzyme values were higher in group A, but in the case of abnormal transaminase levels, the median values did not exceed 1.6xULN. This study showed evidence of long-lasting hepatic safety of ART including PI DRV/r in HIV/HCV coinfected and in HIV monoinfected persons. 相似文献
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Diez-Roux G Banfi S Sultan M Geffers L Anand S Rozado D Magen A Canidio E Pagani M Peluso I Lin-Marq N Koch M Bilio M Cantiello I Verde R De Masi C Bianchi SA Cicchini J Perroud E Mehmeti S Dagand E Schrinner S Nürnberger A Schmidt K Metz K Zwingmann C Brieske N Springer C Hernandez AM Herzog S Grabbe F Sieverding C Fischer B Schrader K Brockmeyer M Dettmer S Helbig C Alunni V Battaini MA Mura C Henrichsen CN Garcia-Lopez R Echevarria D Puelles E Garcia-Calero E Kruse S Uhr M Kauck C Feng G 《PLoS biology》2011,9(1):e1000582
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Cerutti S Baselli G Bianchi A Caiani E Contini D Cubeddu R Dercole F Rienzo L Liberati D Mainardi L Ravazzani P Rinaldi S Signorini M Torricelli A 《IEEE pulse》2011,2(3):41-54
Generally, physiological modeling and biomedical signal processing constitute two important paradigms of biomedical engineering (BME): their fundamental concepts are taught starting from undergraduate studies and are more completely dealt with in the last years of graduate curricula, as well as in Ph.D. courses. Traditionally, these two cultural aspects were separated, with the first one more oriented to physiological issues and how to model them and the second one more dedicated to the development of processing tools or algorithms to enhance useful information from clinical data. A practical consequence was that those who did models did not do signal processing and vice versa. However, in recent years,the need for closer integration between signal processing and modeling of the relevant biological systems emerged very clearly [1], [2]. This is not only true for training purposes(i.e., to properly prepare the new professional members of BME) but also for the development of newly conceived research projects in which the integration between biomedical signal and image processing (BSIP) and modeling plays a crucial role. Just to give simple examples, topics such as brain–computer machine or interfaces,neuroengineering, nonlinear dynamical analysis of the cardiovascular (CV) system,integration of sensory-motor characteristics aimed at the building of advanced prostheses and rehabilitation tools, and wearable devices for vital sign monitoring and others do require an intelligent fusion of modeling and signal processing competences that are certainly peculiar of our discipline of BME. 相似文献
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Anastasia Chillà Francesca Magherini Francesca Margheri Anna Laurenzana Tania Gamberi Luca Bini Laura Bianchi Giovanna Danza Benedetta Mazzanti Simona Serratì Alessandra Modesti Mario Del Rosso Gabriella Fibbi 《Molecular & cellular proteomics : MCP》2013,12(7):1926-1938
Endothelial cell caveolar-rafts are considered functional platforms that recruit several pro-angiogenic molecules to realize an efficient angiogenic program. Here we studied the differential caveolar-raft protein composition of endothelial colony-forming cells following stimulation with VEGF, which localizes in caveolae on interaction with its type-2 receptor. Endothelial colony-forming cells are a cell population identified in human umbilical blood that show all the properties of an endothelial progenitor cell and a high proliferative rate. Two-dimensional gel electrophoresis analysis was coupled with mass spectrometry to identify candidate proteins. The twenty-eight differentially expressed protein spots were grouped according to their function using Gene Ontology classification. In particular, functional categories relative to cell death inhibition and hydrogen peroxide metabolic processes resulted enriched. In these categories, Peroxiredoxin-2 and 6, that control hydrogen peroxide metabolic processes, are the main enriched molecules together with the anti-apoptotic 78 kDa glucose regulated protein. Some of the proteins we identified had never before identified as caveolar-raft components. Other identified proteins include calpain small subunit-1, known to mediates angiogenic response to VEGF, gelsolin, which regulates stress fiber assembly, and annexin A3, an angiogenic mediator that induces VEGF production. We validated the functional activity of the above proteins, showing that the siRNA silencing of these resulted in the inhibition of capillary morphogenesis. Overall, our data show that VEGF stimulation triggers the caveolar-raft recruitment of proteins that warrant a physiological amount of reactive oxygen species to maintain a proper angiogenic function of endothelial colony-forming cells and preserve the integrity of the actin cytoskeleton.On recruitment from bone marrow, endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs)1 are involved in adult neovascularization, a process referred to as “postnatal vasculogenesis” (1, 2). In a way similar to mature endothelial cells (ECs), EPCs form endothelial colonies in vitro, migrate and differentiate into tubular-like structures, showing at the same time a high proliferation potential, which is uncommon for mature ECs. For this reason, EPCs have been intensively investigated as a source of cells potentially able to produce a more efficient revascularization with respect to mature ECs.We have previously shown (3) that vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF)-dependent angiogenesis by endothelial colony forming cells (ECFCs), a particular subset which recapitulates all the characteristics of EPCs coupled with a particularly high proliferation potential (4, 5), requires localization of the full-length form of the urokinase plasminogen activator receptor (uPAR) in caveolar-rafts. uPAR is critical in angiogenesis because it is involved both in urokinase plasminogen activator (uPA)-mediated ECM degradation and uPAR-dependent cell adhesion (6). VEGF stimulates a caveolar-raft redistribution of uPAR coupled with inhibition of EPC production of matrix-metalloproteinase-12 (MMP12) (3), the main enzyme responsible for cleavage of uPAR between its domain 1 and 2. Such a cleavage deprives uPAR of its angiogenesic properties by elimination of its domain-1-uPA-binding ability and by loss of uPAR integrity, which is required in order for uPAR to retain its domain-2/3 affinity for vitronectin (VN) and EC membrane integrins (7). In ECFCs uPAR, a typical glycosyl-phosphatidyl-inositol (GPI)-anchored protein, preferentially partitions on caveolar-rafts. Lipid-rafts are dynamic microdomains of the cell membrane, rich in cholesterol, sphingolipids and glycolipids, trans-membrane protein receptors, integrins and a large number of signaling molecules (8).Caveolar-raft microdomains (also referred to as caveolae) are functionally and morphologically distinct forms of lipid-raft microdomains characterized by the presence of the protein caveolin-1. They are particularly abundant in ECs, playing a fundamental role in their function (9). VEGF localizes in caveolar-raft microdomains on interaction with its type-2 receptor (VEGFR2), thus providing a “functional platform,” together with other signaling molecules, involved in angiogenesis (10, 11). Thus, the overall emerging picture clearly indicates that the angiogenesis activity of VEGF involves a coordinated sequence of events taking place on caveolar-raft microdomains.To identify candidate proteins whose occurrence in ECFC caveolar-raft microdomains was modified by VEGF, we performed a proteomic analysis coupled with mass spectrophotometry of caveolar-rafts, before and after VEGF stimulation. We identified 28 protein spots, including several proteins endowed with anti-apoptotic functions and involved in stress response. Our observations offer new insights into how changes in protein caveolar-raft microdomain organization may affect prosurvival pathways, giving further support to the concept of caveolar-rafts as “floating islands of death or survival” (12). 相似文献
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Angela Cirigliano Antonia Amelina Beatrice Biferali Alberto Macone Chiara Mozzetta Michele Maria Bianchi 《Journal of enzyme inhibition and medicinal chemistry》2013,28(1):129-138
Abstract The 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-CoA reductase, a key enzyme of the mevalonate pathway for the synthesis of cholesterol in mammals (ergosterol in fungi), is inhibited by statins, a class of cholesterol lowering drugs. Indeed, statins are in a wide medical use, yet statins treatment could induce side effects as hepatotoxicity and myopathy in patients. We used Saccharomyces cerevisiae as a model to investigate the effects of statins on mitochondria. We demonstrate that statins are active in S.cerevisiae by lowering the ergosterol content in cells and interfering with the attachment of mitochondrial DNA to the inner mitochondrial membrane. Experiments on murine myoblasts confirmed these results in mammals. We propose that the instability of mitochondrial DNA is an early indirect target of statins. 相似文献
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Keld Poulsen Justyna MC Bahl Anja H Simonsen Steen G Hasselbalch Niels HH Heegaard 《Clinical proteomics》2014,11(1):12