Accession PRJCA008495
Title Single cell and spatial transcriptome revealed tumor heterogeneity and their close relation with systematic immune environment in breast cancer
Relevance Medical
Data types Single cell sequencing
Organisms Homo sapiens
Description Tumor heterogeneity plays essential roles in developing cancer therapies, including BC. It is also very important to understand the relationships between tumor microenvironments and systematic immune environment. Here we performed single cell and spatial transcriptome analysis on tumor and adjacent normal tissue as well as axillar lymph nodes (LNs) and peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC). We found that myeloid cells exhibited environment dependent plasticity where a group of macrophages with both M1 and M2 signatures possessed high tumor specificity and predicted patient survivals. Cytotoxic T cells in tumor sites evolved in a separated path from those in circulating system, while helper and regulatory T cells diverged respectively in circulating system before infiltrating into tumor. Immune environment in metastasis LN was significant different from that in non-metastasis LN, but similar to that in tumor microenvironment. Cells interactions showed that cancer associated fibroblasts contributed most in shaping immune suppressive microenvironment, while CD8 cells were the most signal responding cells. This study revealed cell structures of both micro and macro environment, exhibited how different cells diverged in related contexts as well as their capacities of prognosis, and provided useful information in developing targeted and immune therapies.
Sample scope Single cell
Release date 2022-09-07
Publication
PubMed ID Article title Journal name DOI Year
36040519 Single-cell and spatial transcriptome analyses revealed cell heterogeneity and immune environment alternations in metastatic axillary lymph nodes in breast cancer Cancer immunology, immunotherapy 10.1007/s00262-022-03278-2 2022
Grants
Agency program Grant ID Grant title
National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) Major Program 81972335
National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) Young Scientists Fund 82103347
Submitter Wei Luo (luowei_421@163.com)
Organization The first people's hospital of Foshan
Submission date 2022-02-28

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