CMA regulation in glioma
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Dynein
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It is involved in autophagosome trafficking and LAMP-2A localization. It has been targeted with therapeutic purposes to block CMA. |
[71] |
TFEB
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Highly expressed in glioblastoma cells responsive to TMZ. |
[54] |
LAMP-2A
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LAMP-2A high level correlates with a worse prognosis. |
[69] |
HSC70
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Commonly expressed in glioma, lysosomal HSC70 is related to glioma grade. |
[8,75] |
PHLPP1
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PHLPP1 down-regulation has been found in several tumors including glioma. |
[8,73,74] |
CMA targets in glioma
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Chk-1
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TMZ treatment induces Chk1 phosphorylation and consequent degradation through CMA. |
[67] |
HIF-1α
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HIF-1α reduction in glioma cells has been related to TMZ treatment efficacy. |
[8,9,22,54] |
Other CMA target
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Several tumor suppressors and oncogenes involved in tumorigenesis are CMA targets (such as mutant p53, BBC3/PUMA, HK2, etc) but still need further investigation in glioma. |
[10,15,50,51] |
CMA and glioma treatments
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TMZ
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Autophagy inducer: ROS-mediated induction of CMA activity in relation to responsiveness to the treatment. |
[8,65,66] |
ROS
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CMA inducer: oxidative stress helps in overcoming TMZ resistance. |
[8] |
RA
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CMA inducer: LAMP2A stabilization; it supports the cytotoxic effect of TMZ treatment. |
[68] |
Digoxin
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CMA inducer: reduces glioma growth and increases tumour sensitivity to anticancer treatments. |
[54] |
Lovastatine
|
Autophagy inhibitor: reduces LAMP-2A and dynein levels. Used with TMZ to enhance its efficacy. |
[71,72] |
Bafilomycin
|
Autophagy a-specific inhibitor: reduces cancer stem cell viability and increases HIF-1α level. |
[54,82] |
Chloroquine
|
Autophagy a-specific inhibitor: adjuvant for RT, its role is still controversial in different models and conditions. |
[54,83] |
CMA activity and immune response in glioma
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T regs
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PHLPP1 induces negative modulation of Treg and the consequent increase of specific adaptive immune response against glioma. |
[39,78] |
Machropages
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PHLPP1 blocks STAT-1 activity, inhibiting innate immune response. |
[11,79,81] |
Perycites
|
CMA activation induces anti-inflammatory microenvironment and glioma immune-tolerance. |
[3] |