
肿瘤类器官在药物筛选和个性化用药中的研究进展*
Progress in the Research and Application of Tumor Organoids in Drug Screening and Personalized Drug Treatment
恶性肿瘤是影响人类生命健康的重大疾病之一,药物治疗是常见的治疗手段。近年来,“精准治疗”已经成为肿瘤治疗的趋势。要实现对恶性肿瘤有效、精准的药物治疗,药物筛选模型至关重要。肿瘤类器官是近年来新兴的一种三维细胞模型,具有经长期传代还保留亲本肿瘤的特征和异质性、培养成功率高、周期短和能够高通量筛选药物等优点,已被用于药物筛选、预测患者对治疗的反应以及为个性化用药提供指导等。重点介绍了肿瘤类器官在药物筛选及个性化用药中的研究进展和面临的挑战。
Malignant tumor is one of the major diseases that threaten human life, and drug therapy is a common method. Currently, precision treatment has become a trend of tumor therapy. To achieve effective and precise drug therapy for malignant tumors, the drug screening models are very important points. Tumor organoids are three-dimensional cell models which have emerged in recent years. They have the advantages of retaining the characteristics and heterogeneity of parental tumors during long-term culture, with high success rate of culture and short culture cycle, and they can be used for high-throughput drug screening. They have been used for drug screening, predicting patients’ response of drug therapy, and providing guidance for personalized drug treatment. The progress of tumor organoids in drug screening and personalized drug treatment, and possible challenges were introduced.
肿瘤类器官 / 药物筛选 / 个性化用药 / 精准治疗 / 肿瘤 {{custom_keyword}} /
Tumor organoids / Drug screening / Personalized drug treatment / Precision treatment / Tumor {{custom_keyword}} /
表1 应用于抗体偶联与固相表面的分析技术Table 1 Application of surface analysis techniques for immobilized antibody |
技术方法 | 输入 | 输出 | 信息 | 应用 |
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XPS[60,61] | 单色X射线 | 光电子 | 元素和化学成分 | 定量载体表面抗体的密度 |
SE[62,63] | 椭圆偏振光 | 光的相位和强度的变化 | 厚度、折射率、表面粗糙度 | 模式化分析、推断抗体形态 |
DPI[64,65] | 激光 | 衰逝波的变化 | 质量、膜厚度、折射率、密度 | 通过质量和膜厚度推断抗体形态 |
SPR[66,67] | 多角度单色激光 | 反射光和吸收光的变化 | 折射率、膜厚度 | 通过抗体和抗原的光吸收特性推断其形态 |
NR[68,69] | 中子束 | 中子束反射后角度和波长的变化 | 折射率、膜厚度、表面粗糙度 | 模式化分析、推断抗体形态 |
AFM[70,71,72,73] | 反馈驱动悬臂式纳米尖端 | 抗体在载体表面的高度、表面张力 | 表面粗糙度、相位信息、图像 | 精确定位高于载体表面14nm的抗体 |
QCM[74,75] | 微量天平的共振频率 | 频率和振幅的变化 | 质量吸收系数、生物亲和性 | 通过压电石英晶体对抗体的吸收性和质量推断抗体形态 |
ToF-SIMS[76,77] | 电离金属簇,“一级离子” | 电离片段,“二级离子” | 元素半定量、化学成分、分子质量 | 分辨F(ab')2和Fc片段氨基酸的种类及数量 |
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The KHP PCaBB was established in 2013 and recruits donors from the Urology or Oncology Departments at Guy's Hospital in London (UK). Prostate cancer patients may be approached to give their consent for biobanking at any point in their treatment pathway, which allows residual material from their earlier diagnosis to be transferred and used by the Biobank. Currently, patients are specifically asked to donate samples of blood and surplus prostate tissue as well as permitting access to their clinical and pathological data that continues to be added throughout the course of their disease. Between 2013 and 2015, 549 prostate cancer patients gave their consent to the biobank and, the tissue repository collected 489 blood samples, 120 frozen prostate tissue samples and 1064 formalin fixed paraffin embedded diagnostic blocks.Prostate cancer has become a chronic disease in a large proportion of men, with many men receiving multiple subsequent treatments, and their treatment trajectory often spanning over decades. Therefore, this resource aims to provide an ideal research platform to explore potential variations in treatment response as well as disease markers in the different risk categories for prostate cancer.A recent audit of the KHP PCaBB revealed that between 2013 and 2015, 1796 patients were diagnosed with prostate cancer at King's Health Partners (KHP), out of which 549 (30.6%) gave their consent to KHP PCaBB. Comparisons between demographic and clinical characteristics of patients who had consented compared to the total patient population revealed that the KHP PCaBB is demographically representative of the total prostate cancer patient population seen in Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust (GSTT). We observed no differences in distribution of ethnicity (p = 0.507) and socioeconomic status (p = 0.097). Some differences were observed in clinical characteristics, specifically with treatment type-which differed significantly between the patients who had given consent and total patient population.The KHP PCaBB has thereby amassed a rich data and tissue repository that is largely reflective of both the demographic and clinical diversity within the total prostate cancer patient population seen at KHP, making it an ideal platform for prostate cancer research.
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