Impact of Spatial Metabolomics on Immune-microenvironment in Oral Cancer Prognosis: a Clinical Report
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MALDI imaging for metabolites and immunohistochemistry for 38 immune markers was used to characterize the spatial biology of 2 primary oral tumours, one from a patient with an early recurrence (Tumour R), and the other from a patient with no recurrence 2 years after treatment completion (Tumour NR). Tumour R had an increased purine nucleotide metabolism in different regions of tumour and adenosine-mediated suppression of immune cells compared to Tumour NR. The differentially expressed markers in the different spatial locations in tumour R were CD33, CD163, TGF-β, COX2, PD-L1, CD8 and CD20. These results suggest that altered tumour metabolomics concomitant with a modified immune microenvironment could be a potential marker of recurrence.
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