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基本信息
- 批准号:465300431
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Clinical Research Units
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- 资助国家:德国
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- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Despite significant research efforts in the last decades, pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) remains one of the most lethal cancer types known. One hallmark of PDAC is its desmoplastic nature characterized by a high content of extracellular material deposition and the presence of numerous stromal cells. Another, more functional hallmark represents the profound immune evasion of PDAC which is reflected by the inherent resistance to immune therapies. It is now undisputed that stromal cells are major determinants of the biology of pancreatic cancer. As such, they represent central players regulating the outspoken aggressiveness of PDAC with its early propensity for metastasis, its high degree of chemoresistance and the significant local host immune suppression. During its first funding period, the Clinical Research Unit 325 (CRU325) has shed light on these fundamental features of the disease and has made exciting progress in the elucidation of pathological mechanisms involved in the crosstalk of pancreatic tumor and stroma compartments. This scientific advancement was made possible by the participating CRU members successfully establishing a highly synergistic and productive structural framework, supported by strong central technology projects and resources.In this renewal proposal we aim to continue this line of research, developing translatable approaches to target different stromal/immune cell populations and their corresponding signaling systems by using a sophisticated array of well standardized patient material, mouse models and in vitro systems. Furthermore, studies on the microbiome and its interplay with host cells have been newly added to our research portfolio. Again, the availability of a central PDAC biosample repository, well-characterized by next generation sequencing including transcriptomics and PDAC driver gene mutation analysis as well as by immune phenotyping and expert histological assessment will be of paramount importance for the success of the subprojects. Establishment of patient-derived cancer organoids as well as animal handling will be carried out centrally to ensure the highest comparability of data obtained in the different CRU projects. These activities will be supported by three central projects covering patient sample biobanking, pathology and in vivo imaging. We expect that the CRU’s translational approach will lead to clinically relevant new insights into the mechanisms and molecules associated with therapy failure in PDAC. In addition, the CRU has structured and integrated research on tumor-microenvironment interactions in PDAC at the local medical faculty and has given important new impetus for new research activities in this area. In summary, due to the close cooperation between basic and clinical science PIs, the CRU is well positioned to achieve its long-term goal of translating preclinical research findings into the clinic in order to improve diagnosis and treatment of PDAC patients.
尽管过去几十年进行了大量的研究工作,胰腺导管腺癌(PDAC)仍然是已知最致命的癌症类型之一。 PDAC 的标志之一是其促纤维增生性质,其特征是高含量的细胞外物质沉积和大量基质细胞的存在。另一个更具功能性的标志代表了 PDAC 的深刻免疫逃避,这反映在对免疫治疗的固有抵抗力上。现在毫无争议的是,基质细胞是胰腺癌生物学的主要决定因素。因此,它们代表了调节 PDAC 直言不讳的攻击性的核心参与者,其早期的转移倾向、高度的化疗耐药性和显着的局部宿主免疫抑制。在第一个资助期间,临床研究单位 325 (CRU325) 阐明了该疾病的这些基本特征,并在阐明胰腺肿瘤和基质区室串扰所涉及的病理机制方面取得了令人兴奋的进展。这一科学进步是由于参与的 CRU 成员在强大的中央技术项目和资源的支持下,成功建立了高度协同和富有成效的结构框架而实现的。在这项更新提案中,我们的目标是继续这一研究方向,通过使用一系列复杂的标准化患者材料、小鼠模型和体外系统,开发针对不同基质/免疫细胞群及其相应信号系统的可转化方法。此外,关于微生物组及其与宿主细胞相互作用的研究已新添加到我们的研究组合中。同样,中央 PDAC 生物样本存储库的可用性对于子项目的成功至关重要,该存储库通过下一代测序(包括转录组学和 PDAC 驱动基因突变分析)以及免疫表型分析和专家组织学评估来充分表征。源自患者的癌症类器官的建立以及动物处理将集中进行,以确保不同 CRU 项目中获得的数据具有最高的可比性。这些活动将得到三个中心项目的支持,涵盖患者样本生物库、病理学和体内成像。我们预计 CRU 的转化方法将为与 PDAC 治疗失败相关的机制和分子带来临床相关的新见解。此外,CRU 在当地医学院的 PDAC 中构建和整合了肿瘤与微环境相互作用的研究,并为该领域的新研究活动提供了重要的新动力。总之,由于基础科学 PI 和临床科学 PI 之间的密切合作,CRU 完全有能力实现将临床前研究成果转化为临床的长期目标,以改善 PDAC 患者的诊断和治疗。
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Professor Dr. Matthias Lauth其他文献
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Integrative nuclear modulation of the Hedgehog transcriptional profile (.2)
Hedgehog 转录谱的整合核调节 (.2)
- 批准号:
329203264 - 财政年份:2016
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Novel ciliary regulation loops in Hedgehog-dependent tumor entities
Hedgehog依赖性肿瘤实体中的新型纤毛调节环
- 批准号:
247176801 - 财政年份:2013
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Charakterisierung der Dyrk1B Kinase als ein Gli1-spezifischer Inhibitor des Hedgehog Signalweges
Dyrk1B 激酶作为 Hedgehog 信号通路 Gli1 特异性抑制剂的表征
- 批准号:
166587717 - 财政年份:2010
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Druggable cancer cell-intrinsic regulators of extracellular communication
可药物化的癌细胞细胞外通讯的内在调节因子
- 批准号:
499289944 - 财政年份:
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