Uncoupling CD4þ TIL-Mediated Tumor Killing from JAK-Signaling in Melanoma

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Uncoupling CD4þ TIL-Mediated Tumor Killing from JAK-Signaling in Melanoma. / Draghi, Arianna; Presti, Mario; Jensen, Agnete W.P.; Chamberlain, Christopher A.; Albieri, Benedetta; Rasmussen, Anne Christine K.; Andersen, Mads H.; Crowther, Michael D.; Svane, Inge Marie; Donia, Marco.

I: Clinical Cancer Research, Bind 29, Nr. 19, 01.10.2023, s. 3937-3947.

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Draghi, A, Presti, M, Jensen, AWP, Chamberlain, CA, Albieri, B, Rasmussen, ACK, Andersen, MH, Crowther, MD, Svane, IM & Donia, M 2023, 'Uncoupling CD4þ TIL-Mediated Tumor Killing from JAK-Signaling in Melanoma', Clinical Cancer Research, bind 29, nr. 19, s. 3937-3947. https://doi.org/10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-22-3853

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Draghi, A., Presti, M., Jensen, A. W. P., Chamberlain, C. A., Albieri, B., Rasmussen, A. C. K., Andersen, M. H., Crowther, M. D., Svane, I. M., & Donia, M. (2023). Uncoupling CD4þ TIL-Mediated Tumor Killing from JAK-Signaling in Melanoma. Clinical Cancer Research, 29(19), 3937-3947. https://doi.org/10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-22-3853

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Draghi A, Presti M, Jensen AWP, Chamberlain CA, Albieri B, Rasmussen ACK o.a. Uncoupling CD4þ TIL-Mediated Tumor Killing from JAK-Signaling in Melanoma. Clinical Cancer Research. 2023 okt. 1;29(19):3937-3947. https://doi.org/10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-22-3853

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Draghi, Arianna ; Presti, Mario ; Jensen, Agnete W.P. ; Chamberlain, Christopher A. ; Albieri, Benedetta ; Rasmussen, Anne Christine K. ; Andersen, Mads H. ; Crowther, Michael D. ; Svane, Inge Marie ; Donia, Marco. / Uncoupling CD4þ TIL-Mediated Tumor Killing from JAK-Signaling in Melanoma. I: Clinical Cancer Research. 2023 ; Bind 29, Nr. 19. s. 3937-3947.

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title = "Uncoupling CD4{\th} TIL-Mediated Tumor Killing from JAK-Signaling in Melanoma",
abstract = "Purpose: Impaired MHCI-presentation and insensitivity to interaction. Around 40% of melanomas constitutively express immune effector molecules are common features of immune MHC Class II molecules; hence, melanomas with or without checkpoint blockade (ICB)-resistant tumors and can be, respecnatural constitutive MHC Class II expression (MHCIIconst{\th} or tively, associated with loss of b2 microglobulin (B2M) or impaired MHCIIconst-) were used. IFNg signaling. Patients with ICB-resistant tumors can respond to Results: CD4{\th} TIL-mediated cytotoxicity was not affected by alternative immunotherapies, such as infusion of autologous B2M loss but was dependent on the expression of CIITA. tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL). CD4{\th} T cells can exert MHCIIconst{\th} melanomas were killed by tumor-specific CD4{\th} TILs cytotoxic functions against tumor cells; however, it is unclear even in the absence of IFNg-mediated MHCII upregulation, where-whether CD4{\th} T-cell responses can be exploited to improve the as IFNg was necessary for CD4{\th} TIL-mediated cytotoxicity against clinical outcomes of patients affected by ICB-resistant tumors. MHCIIconst- melanomas. Notably, although tumor-specific CD4{\th} Experimental Design: Here, we exploited CRISPR (clustered TILs did not kill JAK1KO MHCIIconst- melanomas even after IFNg regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats)/Cas9 gene edit-stimulation, sensitivity to CD4{\th} TIL-mediated cytotoxicity was ing to reproduce immune-resistant tumor phenotypes via gene maintained by JAK1KO MHCIIconst{\th} melanomas. knockout (KO). To determine the role of cytotoxic CD4{\th} TILs Conclusions: In conclusion, our data indicate that exploiting in ICB-resistant tumors, we investigated CD4{\th} TIL-mediated tumor-specific cytotoxic CD4{\th} TILs could help overcome resistance cytotoxicity in matched pairs of TILs and autologous melanoma to ICB mediated by IFNg-signaling loss in MHCIIconst{\th} melanomas. cell lines, used as a model of patient-specific immune-tumor See related commentary by Betof Warner and Luke, p. 3829",
author = "Arianna Draghi and Mario Presti and Jensen, {Agnete W.P.} and Chamberlain, {Christopher A.} and Benedetta Albieri and Rasmussen, {Anne Christine K.} and Andersen, {Mads H.} and Crowther, {Michael D.} and Svane, {Inge Marie} and Marco Donia",
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T1 - Uncoupling CD4þ TIL-Mediated Tumor Killing from JAK-Signaling in Melanoma

AU - Draghi, Arianna

AU - Presti, Mario

AU - Jensen, Agnete W.P.

AU - Chamberlain, Christopher A.

AU - Albieri, Benedetta

AU - Rasmussen, Anne Christine K.

AU - Andersen, Mads H.

AU - Crowther, Michael D.

AU - Svane, Inge Marie

AU - Donia, Marco

N1 - Publisher Copyright: 2023 American Association for Cancer Research.

PY - 2023/10/1

Y1 - 2023/10/1

N2 - Purpose: Impaired MHCI-presentation and insensitivity to interaction. Around 40% of melanomas constitutively express immune effector molecules are common features of immune MHC Class II molecules; hence, melanomas with or without checkpoint blockade (ICB)-resistant tumors and can be, respecnatural constitutive MHC Class II expression (MHCIIconstþ or tively, associated with loss of b2 microglobulin (B2M) or impaired MHCIIconst-) were used. IFNg signaling. Patients with ICB-resistant tumors can respond to Results: CD4þ TIL-mediated cytotoxicity was not affected by alternative immunotherapies, such as infusion of autologous B2M loss but was dependent on the expression of CIITA. tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL). CD4þ T cells can exert MHCIIconstþ melanomas were killed by tumor-specific CD4þ TILs cytotoxic functions against tumor cells; however, it is unclear even in the absence of IFNg-mediated MHCII upregulation, where-whether CD4þ T-cell responses can be exploited to improve the as IFNg was necessary for CD4þ TIL-mediated cytotoxicity against clinical outcomes of patients affected by ICB-resistant tumors. MHCIIconst- melanomas. Notably, although tumor-specific CD4þ Experimental Design: Here, we exploited CRISPR (clustered TILs did not kill JAK1KO MHCIIconst- melanomas even after IFNg regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats)/Cas9 gene edit-stimulation, sensitivity to CD4þ TIL-mediated cytotoxicity was ing to reproduce immune-resistant tumor phenotypes via gene maintained by JAK1KO MHCIIconstþ melanomas. knockout (KO). To determine the role of cytotoxic CD4þ TILs Conclusions: In conclusion, our data indicate that exploiting in ICB-resistant tumors, we investigated CD4þ TIL-mediated tumor-specific cytotoxic CD4þ TILs could help overcome resistance cytotoxicity in matched pairs of TILs and autologous melanoma to ICB mediated by IFNg-signaling loss in MHCIIconstþ melanomas. cell lines, used as a model of patient-specific immune-tumor See related commentary by Betof Warner and Luke, p. 3829

AB - Purpose: Impaired MHCI-presentation and insensitivity to interaction. Around 40% of melanomas constitutively express immune effector molecules are common features of immune MHC Class II molecules; hence, melanomas with or without checkpoint blockade (ICB)-resistant tumors and can be, respecnatural constitutive MHC Class II expression (MHCIIconstþ or tively, associated with loss of b2 microglobulin (B2M) or impaired MHCIIconst-) were used. IFNg signaling. Patients with ICB-resistant tumors can respond to Results: CD4þ TIL-mediated cytotoxicity was not affected by alternative immunotherapies, such as infusion of autologous B2M loss but was dependent on the expression of CIITA. tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL). CD4þ T cells can exert MHCIIconstþ melanomas were killed by tumor-specific CD4þ TILs cytotoxic functions against tumor cells; however, it is unclear even in the absence of IFNg-mediated MHCII upregulation, where-whether CD4þ T-cell responses can be exploited to improve the as IFNg was necessary for CD4þ TIL-mediated cytotoxicity against clinical outcomes of patients affected by ICB-resistant tumors. MHCIIconst- melanomas. Notably, although tumor-specific CD4þ Experimental Design: Here, we exploited CRISPR (clustered TILs did not kill JAK1KO MHCIIconst- melanomas even after IFNg regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats)/Cas9 gene edit-stimulation, sensitivity to CD4þ TIL-mediated cytotoxicity was ing to reproduce immune-resistant tumor phenotypes via gene maintained by JAK1KO MHCIIconstþ melanomas. knockout (KO). To determine the role of cytotoxic CD4þ TILs Conclusions: In conclusion, our data indicate that exploiting in ICB-resistant tumors, we investigated CD4þ TIL-mediated tumor-specific cytotoxic CD4þ TILs could help overcome resistance cytotoxicity in matched pairs of TILs and autologous melanoma to ICB mediated by IFNg-signaling loss in MHCIIconstþ melanomas. cell lines, used as a model of patient-specific immune-tumor See related commentary by Betof Warner and Luke, p. 3829

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JO - Clinical Cancer Research

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