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Immunologia Ilaria Pelassa Tumor Necrosis Factor Tumor Necrosis Factor A.A. 2006- 2007 TNF Receptor Family TNF Receptor Family Dempsey P.W. et al. , The signaling adaptors and pathways activated by TNF superfamily Cytokine & Growth Factor


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Tumor Necrosis Factor Tumor Necrosis Factor

Ilaria Pelassa Immunologia A.A. 2006- 2007

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TNF Receptor Family TNF Receptor Family

Dempsey P.W. et al. , The signaling adaptors and pathways activated by TNF superfamily Cytokine & Growth Factor Reviews , 14 :193 ,2003

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LIFE OR DEATH ?

Remco v. H. et al.,TNF-α in Cancer Treatment, The Oncologist , 11 : 397, 2006

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Who decides the fate? Who decides the fate?

DEATH DOMAIN MOLECULES DEATH DOMAIN MOLECULES

Locksley R.M. , et al., The TNF and TNF Receptor Superfamilies , Cell, 104 : 487, 2001

FADD FAS Associated Death Domain TRADD TNFR Associated Death Domain

ADAPTORS

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TRAFs TRAFs

Wajant H. et al. TNF receptor associated factors in cytokine signaling/ Cytokine & Growth Factor Reviews, 10 : 15, 1999

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ITS PLEIOTROPIC PROPERTIES LEAD TO….

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TNF ANTI-NEOPLASTIC EFFECTS

DIRECT CYTOTOXIC EFFECTS VASCULAR EFFECT SYNERGISM WITH ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS ANTITUMOR IMMUNITY

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TNF TUMOR PROMOTING EFFECTS

UPREGULATION RAS and C-MYC DOWNREGULATION Cdk-Inhibitors LOW DOSE TNF IN VITRO: ACTIVATION OF: NF-KB PI3K-PKB MAPK PRO-SURVIVAL PATHWAYS K.O. EXPERIMENTS: HIGHER INCIDENCE OF CANCER IN ANIMAL TNF+/+

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TNF VASCULAR EFFECTS

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TUMOR ANGIOGENESIS TUMOR ANGIOGENESIS

Remco v. H. et al.,TNF-α in Cancer Treatment, The Oncologist , 11:397 ,2006

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HYPOTHETICAL MECHANISM OF TNF- HYPOTHETICAL MECHANISM OF TNF-α α

Remco v. H. et al.,TNF-α in Cancer Treatment, The Oncologist , 11:397 ,2006 TNFR1 UPREGULATION INTACT HEALTHY ENDOTHELIUM

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NEW AND INNOVATIVE APPROACH WHICH COMBINES :

  • VASCULAR EFFECT
  • SYNERGISM WITH ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS
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ISOLATED LIMB PERFUSION WITH ANTICANCER AGENTS ISOLATED LIMB PERFUSION WITH ANTICANCER AGENTS (ILP) (ILP)

Lejeune F.J., Efficiency of recombinant human TNF in human cancer therapy Cancer Immunity, 6: 6 , 2006

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RESULTS COMBINATION TREATMENTS: TNF , INF-γ , Melphalan (TIM-ILP) TNF , Melphalan (TM-ILP) Melphalan (M-ILP) Efficacy of TIM-ILP on bulky melanoma metastasis

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ISOLATED LIMB PERFUSION ISOLATED LIMB PERFUSION ADVANTAGES ADVANTAGES

  • 80-90% Complete Response

80-90% Complete Response

  • Avoid amputation of the limb

Avoid amputation of the limb

  • Used in Sarcoma, Melanoma and

Used in Sarcoma, Melanoma and liver with Hepatic Perfusion liver with Hepatic Perfusion

  • No toxicity of TNF

No toxicity of TNF

  • Selective accumulation of drugs

Selective accumulation of drugs inside the tumor inside the tumor

DISADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES

  • In metastatic stage the patient dies

In metastatic stage the patient dies

  • Only local administration

Only local administration

  • Low concentration of TNF

Low concentration of TNF promotes angiogenesis promotes angiogenesis

  • Surgical Approach

Surgical Approach

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CANCER IMMUNOTHERAPY

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Smyth M.J. et al.,Nature’s TRAIL On a Path to Cancer Immunotherapy, Immunity, 18: 1 , 2003

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Lu G. et al.,Innate Direct Anticancer Effector Function of Human Immature Dendritic Cells. The Journal of Immunology, 168: 1831, 2002

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WHAT HAPPENS?

TNF LT FAS L TRAIL TNFR LTR FASLR TRAILR APOPTOSIS DENDRITIC CELL TUMOR CELL

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“ Defining the role of TNF in cancer therapy is a challenging task. The pleiotropic nature of the cytokine, which can stimulate multiple, complexly interconnected pathways often involved in opposing phenomena, makes it difficult to discern the ultimate effect of TNF ”

Mocellin S. et al. , Tumor necrosis factor, cancer and anticancer therapy, Cytokine & Growth Factor Reviews, 16:35 , 2005

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BIBLIOGRAPHY BIBLIOGRAPHY

Remco v. H. et al.,TNF-α in Cancer Treatment, The Oncologist , 11:397 ,2006 Pfeffer K. , Biological functions of tumor necrosis factor cytokines and their receptors, Cytokine & Growth Factor Reviews 14 : 185 , 2003 Dempsey P.W. et al. , The signaling adaptors and pathways activated by TNF superfamily, Cytokine & Growth Factor Reviews , 14 :193 ,2003 Wajant H. et al. TNF receptor associated factors in cytokine signaling / Cytokine & Growth Factor Reviews 10: 15, 1999 Locksley R.M., et al. , The TNF and TNF Receptor Superfamilies, Cell, 104:487, 2001 Mocellin S. et al. , Tumor necrosis factor, cancer and anticancer therapy, Cytokine & Growth Factor Reviews, 16:35 , 2005 Palladino M.A.et al. , Anti-Tnf-α therapies : the next generation, Nature, 2:736,2003 Atish T. P.et al., Modulating TNF-a signaling with natural products, Drug Discovery Today 11:15,2006 Lejeune F.J.,et al., Efficiency of recombinant human TNF in human cancer therapy, Cancer Immunity, 6: 6 , 2006 Smyth M.J. et al.,Nature’s TRAIL On a Path to Cancer Immunotherapy, Immunity, 18: 1 , 2003 Lu G. et al.,Innate Direct Anticancer Effector Function of Human Immature Dendritic Cells. The Journal of Immunology, 168: 1831, 2002

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