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Heterotypic paracrine signaling drives fibroblast senescence and tumor
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; Gabasa M
; Andriani F
; Puig M
; Facchinetti F
; Ramírez J
; Gómez-Caro A
; Pastorino U
; Fuster G
; Almendros I
; Gascón P
; Davalos A
; Reguart N
; Roz L
; Alcaraz J
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Senescence in cancer cells acts as a tumor suppressor, whereas in fibroblasts
enhances tumor growth. Senescence has been reported in tumor associated
fibroblasts (TAFs) from a growing list of cancer subtypes. However, the presence
of senescent TAFs in lung cancer remains undefined. We examined senescence in
TAFs from primary lung cancer and paired control fibroblasts from unaffected
tissue in three major histologic subtypes: adenocarcinoma (ADC), squamous cell
carcinoma (SCC) and large cell carcinoma (LCC). Three independent senescence
markers (senescence-associated beta-galactosidase, permanent growth arrest and
spreading) were consistently observed in cultured LCC-TAFs only, revealing a
selective premature senescence. Intriguingly, SCC-TAFs exhibited a poor growth
response in the absence of senescence markers, indicating a dysfunctional
phenotype rather than senescence. Co-culturing normal fibroblasts with LCC (but
not ADC or SCC) cancer cells was sufficient to render fibroblasts senescent
through oxidative stress, indicating that senescence in LCC-TAFs is driven by
heterotypic signaling. In addition, senescent fibroblasts provided selective
growth and invasive advantages to LCC cells in culture compared to normal
fibroblasts. Likewise, senescent fibroblasts enhanced tumor growth and lung
dissemination of tumor cells when co-injected with LCC cells in nude mice beyond
the effects induced by control fibroblasts. These results define the
subtype-specific aberrant phenotypes of lung TAFs, thereby challenging the common
assumption that lung TAFs are a heterogeneous myofibroblast-like cell population
regardless of their subtype. Importantly, because LCC often distinguishes itself
in the clinic by its aggressive nature, we argue that senescent TAFs may
contribute to the selective aggressive behavior of LCC tumors.