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摘要
癌症研究的最新进展侧重于减少治疗副作用，同时提高抗药性和肿瘤抗原检测的疗效。利用细菌、真菌和病毒等微生物的基因疗法备受关注，其中霉菌病毒是很有前途的候选药物。尤其是最小的真菌病毒--噬菌体（Myco-phage），具有溶瘤特性，能溶解口腔、口腔、头部和颈部的癌细胞，且无不良反应。基因改良型噬菌体（GmMP）可通过细胞膜损伤、诱导细胞凋亡和树突状细胞活化，迅速适应靶向癌细胞。此外，GmMP 还能抑制血管生成，并通过 CAR 细胞和免疫检查点调节免疫反应，从而提高特异性和疗效，改变癌症治疗模式。
Advancements in Cancer Therapy: Mycoviruses and Their Oncolytic Potential.
Recent advancements in cancer research focus on reducing treatment side effects while enhancing efficacy against medication resistance and tumor antigen detection. Genetic therapies utilizing microbes like bacteria, fungi, and viruses have garnered attention, with mycoviruses emerging as promising candidates. Particularly, the smallest fungal virus, Myco-phage, exhibits oncolytic properties by lysing cancer cells in the mouth, oral cavity, head, and neck without adverse effects. Genetically Modified Myco-phage (GmMP) adapts quickly to target cancer cells through cell membrane damage, inducing apoptosis and dendritic cell activation. Additionally, GmMP inhibits angiogenesis and modulates immune responses via CAR cells and immune checkpoints, potentially transforming cancer treatment paradigms with enhanced specificity and efficacy.
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