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2014 ; 21
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): 1825-37
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RIG-I-like helicases induce immunogenic cell death of pancreatic cancer cells and
sensitize tumors toward killing by CD8(+) T cells
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Duewell P
; Steger A
; Lohr H
; Bourhis H
; Hoelz H
; Kirchleitner SV
; Stieg MR
; Grassmann S
; Kobold S
; Siveke JT
; Endres S
; Schnurr M
Cell Death Differ
2014[Dec]; 21
(12
): 1825-37
PMID25012502
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Pancreatic cancer is characterized by a microenvironment suppressing immune
responses. RIG-I-like helicases (RLH) are immunoreceptors for viral RNA that
induce an antiviral response program via the production of type I interferons
(IFN) and apoptosis in susceptible cells. We recently identified RLH as
therapeutic targets of pancreatic cancer for counteracting immunosuppressive
mechanisms and apoptosis induction. Here, we investigated immunogenic
consequences of RLH-induced tumor cell death. Treatment of murine pancreatic
cancer cell lines with RLH ligands induced production of type I IFN and
proinflammatory cytokines. In addition, tumor cells died via intrinsic apoptosis
and displayed features of immunogenic cell death, such as release of HMGB1 and
translocation of calreticulin to the outer cell membrane. RLH-activated tumor
cells led to activation of dendritic cells (DCs), which was mediated by
tumor-derived type I IFN, whereas TLR, RAGE or inflammasome signaling was
dispensable. Importantly, CD8?(+) DCs effectively engulfed apoptotic tumor
material and cross-presented tumor-associated antigen to naive CD8(+) T cells. In
comparison, tumor cell death mediated by oxaliplatin, staurosporine or mechanical
disruption failed to induce DC activation and antigen presentation. Tumor cells
treated with sublethal doses of RLH ligands upregulated Fas and MHC-I expression
and were effectively sensitized towards Fas-mediated apoptosis and cytotoxic T
lymphocyte (CTL)-mediated lysis. Vaccination of mice with RLH-activated tumor
cells induced protective antitumor immunity in vivo. In addition, MDA5-based
immunotherapy led to effective tumor control of established pancreatic tumors. In
summary, RLH ligands induce a highly immunogenic form of tumor cell death linking
innate and adaptive immunity.