基于ex vivo模型联合多组学手段绘制胃癌曲妥珠单抗继发耐药机制并探索克服耐药策略
批准号:
82072728
项目类别:
面上项目
资助金额:
55.0 万元
负责人:
高静
依托单位:
学科分类:
肿瘤治疗抵抗
结题年份:
2024
批准年份:
2020
项目状态:
已结题
项目参与者:
高静
中文摘要
曲妥珠单抗是胃癌获批的唯一一线靶向药,可延长HER2阳性患者生存,但严重阻碍患者获益的继发耐药是全球关注热点和难点,临床亟需解决。曲妥珠单抗继发耐药机制至今无定论的主要原因,是缺乏能高度模拟患者特征的耐药研究模型,且前期研究多局限于某一层面、缺乏深入验证。运用胃癌曲妥珠单抗敏感与继发耐药配对PDX(patient-derived xenograft)模型,我们发现多分子或通路如HER2家族分子、MAPK及WNT通路等参与继发耐药。基于此,本研究拟利用间接体内(ex vivo)模型及患者标本,从组织、细胞及外泌体等多水平出发,联合包括DNA、RNA及蛋白在内的多组学手段筛选并验证参与曲妥珠单抗继发耐药的关键分子或通路,以此绘制分子网络调控图,并选择关键节点抑制剂或采用RNA干扰手段探索克服继发耐药策略及机制。该“发现-验证-克服耐药”的链条式研究旨在将研究结果转化至临床,推动开展临床试验。
英文摘要
Trastuzumab is the only first-line molecular target drug approved for gastric cancer and it can prolong the survival of HER2-positive patients. However, secondary resistance which seriously affects the benefit of patients is a global concern and difficulty, and needs to be solved urgently in clinical practice. The main reason why the mechanism of secondary resistance to trastuzumab has not yet been concluded is that there is a lack of drug resistance research models that can highly simulate the characteristics of patients. Moreover, the previous studies are mostly limited to a certain level, and have not been further verified. Using trastuzumab-sensitive and trastuzumab-resistant PDX (patient-derived xenograft) models, we have found many molecules and pathways involved in secondary resistance including HER2 families, MAPK and WNT pathways. Based on this, this study aims to screen out and validate the critical molecules or pathways involved in trastuzumab secondary resistance by using ex vivo models and multi-omics methods including DNA, RNA and protein from the tissue, cell and exosome levels in vitro and in vivo.The regulatory network of trastuzumab resistance will be drawn followed by exploring the strategy and mechanism of overcoming trastuzumab resistance via selecting key inhibitors or RNA interference. This study of “discovery-validation-overcoming drug resistance” aims to translate preclinical results into clinical practice to propel the clinical trials.
曲妥珠单抗是胃癌获批的唯一具有明确靶点的一线靶向药,可延长HER2阳性患者生存,但频发的继发耐药严重阻碍患者获益,临床亟需解决。我们运用胃癌患者来源的曲妥珠单抗敏感的拟人化PDX(patient-derived xenograft)模型,通过长期诱导法,构建了曲妥珠单抗继发耐药的PDX模型,对耐药前后PDX组织进行基因组、转录组、以及蛋白质组学综合分析及验证,我们发现:1)耐药前后组织中发生变异的基因保持高度一致,说明DNA水平变异不是曲妥珠单抗继发耐药的主要机制;2)曲妥珠单抗耐药后很多分子在转录及翻译水平发生了改变,这些分子多与细胞凋亡、DNA复制、错配修复、细胞周期、EMT等有关,耐药后表达上调的分子主要集中在MAPK、PI3K/AKT、WNT通路;3)ERBB家族膜分子(EGFR、HER3、EphA2及其磷酸化形式)、PI3K/AKT通路关键分子(AKT、S6及其磷酸化形式以及c-Myc)、MAPK通路关键分子(MEK、ERK、STAT3、JNK2及其磷酸化形式)、WNT通路关键分子(GSK3β及其磷酸化形式、β-catenin及其活化形式、TCF1/TCF7)、细胞周期关键分子(CyclinD1、CDK4、Rb及其磷酸化形式、E2F1)等均被证实参与曲妥珠单抗耐药;4)曲妥珠单抗联合HER3治疗或联合MEK抑制剂展示出很好的安全性与抑瘤效果,可以克服曲妥珠单抗耐药。由于靶向HER3药物以及靶向MEK抑制剂均是抗肿瘤新药研发的热点,因此我们研究结果为未来临床研究开展提供非常好的数据支持,研究结果发表于Cell Death Discovery (2022) 8:478。此外,基于该研究建立的胃癌PDX模型,我们针对胃癌领域另一热门靶点CLDN18.2探索了其表达分析及其与某些免疫细胞相关marker如4-1BB等的相关性,证实靶向CLDN18.2/4-1BB双抗的潜在抑瘤作用,结果发表于J Immunother Cancer 2023;11:e006704。
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