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This study introduces a novel nanoprobe for monitoring antitumor immunity by detecting CD8+ T cell activation and tumor cell apoptosis. This tool aids in precise drug screening, efficacy prediction, and immune stratification for cancer immunotherapy.

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Area of Science:

Biomedical Engineering
Immunology
Nanotechnology

Background:

Accurate evaluation of antitumor immune effects requires simultaneous detection of dynamic immune biomarkers.
Existing methods struggle to dynamically monitor complex immune events in real-time.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an AND-gate logic dual resonance energy transfer nanoprobe (DRET) for dynamic monitoring of CD8+ T cell activation and tumor cell apoptosis.
To enable precise immunomodulatory drug screening, early efficacy prediction, and immune stratification.

Main Methods:

Development of an AND-gate logic dual resonance energy transfer nanoprobe (DRET).
Utilizing DRET for dynamic monitoring of granzyme B secretion (from CD8+ T cells) and caspase-3 release (from apoptotic tumor cells).
Measuring fluorescence recovery and magnetic resonance T1 enhancement as indicators of immune events.

Main Results:

The DRET nanoprobe successfully monitors programmed CD8+ T cell activation and tumor cell apoptosis.
The system distinguishes between immunotherapy 'Responders' and 'Non-responders'.
The DRET system can identify 'Acquired resistance' versus 'Maintain responders'.

Conclusions:

The developed DRET nanoprobe offers a novel approach for accurate evaluation of antitumor immunity.
This technology facilitates precise immunomodulatory drug screening and early efficacy prediction.
The DRET system enhances immune stratification for personalized cancer immunotherapy.