PO.CL07.01 · 临床研究
Illuminating the kinase starmap in NSCLC via tyrosine phosphoproteomics
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摘要 Abstract
In lung cancer treatment, understanding kinase activity, particularly tyrosine phosphorylation, is crucial but incomplete. We studied tyrosine phosphoproteomics in 74 patients with non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) using SH2-Superbinder and data-independent acquisition mass spectrometry. We constructed a tyrosine phosphorylation starmap, This starmap is presented as an interactive force-directed network, providing dynamic visualization of intricate signaling pathways that are active in tumor tissues or normal adjacent tissues (NATs). Unlike the dense, unstructured distribution observed in NATs, the tumors showed four well-defined subnetwork constellations: adherens junctions, cytoskeletal dynamics, immune signaling, and blood. Subsequently, patients were stratified by kinase activity for multiple precision medicine perspectives.
利益披露 Disclosure
J. Yuan, None..
Y. Hu, None..
Y. Wang, None..
T. Zhang, None..
A. Yu, None..
Y. Liu, None..
H. Zhou, None..
C. Zhou, None..
J. Hou, None..
Y. Xu, None..
X. Xu, None..
H. Ding, None..
Y. Zhang, None..
R. Zhong, None..
M. Yang, None..
C. Chang, None..
H. Yan, None..
Y. Shang, None..
W. Ren, None..
S. Li, None..
H. Zhong, None..
Y. Xiao, None..
Z. Zhang, None..
N. Zheng, None..
M. Han, None..
Y. Pang, None.