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    Zhengzhou University Affiliated Cancer Hospital/Henan Cancer Hospital team published new results in "Oncogene"

    • Last Update: 2022-05-14
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    In the antitumor immune response, T cells play an important role, but the role of B cells has been controversial


    The article titled "Role of fibrosarcoma-induced CD11b + myeloid cells and tumor necrosis factor-α in B cell responses" was published in the internationally renowned journal "Oncogene" in March 2022


    Research Background

    The role of B cells in the antitumor immune response has been controversial


    Myeloid-derived suppressor cells (MDSCs) are a heterogeneous cell population differentiated primarily from immature myeloid cells that accumulate under pathological conditions such as tumors and inflammation, and are phenotypically characterized by CD11b + Gr-1 + cells


    In this study, the researchers used a mouse model of fibrosarcoma to study the effect of CD11b + cells on B cells


    Peripheral B cell abundance is associated with immunotherapy efficacy

    The researchers first employed bioinformatic analysis to explore the relationship between B cell abundance and prognosis in sarcoma patients


    CD11b + cells promote B cell activation and proliferation

    The researchers then analyzed the effect of CD11b + cells isolated from the spleen of tumor-bearing and control mice on B cell activation and proliferation


    So, how do CD11b + cells interact with B cells? By culturing the Transwell system, they found that there was no increase in B cell activation after LPS stimulation if there was no contact between the two cells


    CD11b+ cells promote antibody formation in tumor-bearing mice

    To functionally assess antibody formation in tumor-bearing mice, the researchers vaccinated the mice with an unrelated xenogene


    Next, the researchers used adoptive lymphocyte transfer to assess the effect of CD11b + cells on antibody formation


    Overall, the researchers demonstrated through a series of experiments in vivo and in vitro that enhanced humoral immune responses are associated with CD11b + cell populations in tumor-bearing hosts


    Original text retrieval

    Wang, Z.


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