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<p>Manganese-based STING-activating tumor immunotherapy faces limitations due to T cell exhaustion. Mitochondrial dysfunction is a key factor contributing to T cell exhaustion. Modulating mitochondrial function during manganese-based immunotherapy offers a promising strategy to reverse T cell exhaustion. Spermidine (SPD) enhances mitochondrial function in T cells, making the co-delivery of Mn and SPD a potential therapeutic approach. However, intravenous co-delivery is hindered by the rapid formation of MnO(OH)₂ precipitates. In this study, liposomes were employed as nano-reactors to facilitate the reaction between pre-loaded Mn²⁺ and O₂ in the presence of SPD, forming MnO(OH)₂ precipitates within the liposomes. These liposomes function as nanofactories, further processing MnO(OH)₂ under the regulation of the tumor microenvironment (TME) and delivering Mn, SPD, and O₂. Beyond activating the STING pathway in dendritic cells, L@Mn@SPD alleviates TME hypoxia and effectively reverses CD8⁺ T cell exhaustion. In vivo, L@Mn@SPD achieved a 2.44-fold increase in tumor suppression compared to MnCl₂, along with a 47% rise in CD8⁺ T cell infiltration, a 62.1% reduction in PD-1 expression, and a 110% increase in IFN-γ secretion. This STING-activating nanofactory provides a promising strategy to enhance manganese-based tumor immunotherapy by addressing mitochondrial dysfunction in exhausted T cells.</p>

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The STING-activating nanofactory relieves T cell exhaustion in Mn-based tumor immunotherapy by regulating mitochondrial dysfunction

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    2025年5月31日

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  • Nana Chen,
  • Yushan Yang,
  • Limin Fan,
  • Yanni Cai,
  • Weimin Yin,
  • Zichen Yang,
  • Yuge Zhao,
  • Shiyu Chen,
  • Hui Zhi,
  • Liangyi Xue,
  • Xiaoyou Zhang,
  • Lulu An,
  • Yongyong Li,
  • Tianbin Ren

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Manganese-based STING-activating tumor immunotherapy faces limitations due to T cell exhaustion. Mitochondrial dysfunction is a key factor contributing to T cell exhaustion. Modulating mitochondrial function during manganese-based immunotherapy offers a promising strategy to reverse T cell exhaustion. Spermidine (SPD) enhances mitochondrial function in T cells, making the co-delivery of Mn and SPD a potential therapeutic approach. However, intravenous co-delivery is hindered by the rapid formation of MnO(OH)₂ precipitates. In this study, liposomes were employed as nano-reactors to facilitate the reaction between pre-loaded Mn²⁺ and O₂ in the presence of SPD, forming MnO(OH)₂ precipitates within the liposomes. These liposomes function as nanofactories, further processing MnO(OH)₂ under the regulation of the tumor microenvironment (TME) and delivering Mn, SPD, and O₂. Beyond activating the STING pathway in dendritic cells, L@Mn@SPD alleviates TME hypoxia and effectively reverses CD8⁺ T cell exhaustion. In vivo, L@Mn@SPD achieved a 2.44-fold increase in tumor suppression compared to MnCl₂, along with a 47% rise in CD8⁺ T cell infiltration, a 62.1% reduction in PD-1 expression, and a 110% increase in IFN-γ secretion. This STING-activating nanofactory provides a promising strategy to enhance manganese-based tumor immunotherapy by addressing mitochondrial dysfunction in exhausted T cells.