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A lack of balance of host tumor interaction is due to numerous interactions and is mediated by at least three distinct escape MAPK シグナル伝達 mechanisms involving:1 alteration of genomic and phenotypic features of tumor cells them selves the tumor micromilieu, as well as 3 immune cells that can either become immunosup pressed or reject the tumor cells. Cancer cells interact with stromal cells by production of certain factors affec ting fibroblasts or ECs resulting in a cascade of events leading to progression For example, melanoma cells se crete growth factors such as FGF B PDGF, and TGF B that affect angiogenesis and stroma formation by indu cing proliferation of fibroblasts and ECs. The melanoma cells can also produce VEGF resulting in ECs growth.<br>br<> Linifanib ic50 In return, EC produce chemokines resulting in melanoma cell migration via receptors found on melan oma cells that can contribute to drug resistance to cancer therapy. HGF secretion by stromal cells was shown to be responsible for resistance to targeted therapy including BRAFi. The impact of interactions of tumor cells and stroma is increasingly recognized as important target to individualize therapy for melanoma patients. An altered interplay between immune system and tumor cells towards inflammation that promotes car cinogenesis represents a major cause of tumor progres sion. This process includes downregulation of MHC molecules, secretion of immune suppressive cytokines and others. Loss or downregulation of HLA class I antigens often occurs in tumor cells and is associated with disease progression, reduced survival of patients as well as lack of response to T cell based immunotherapies.<br>br<> Although, metastasis expressing HLA class I antigens in melanoma patients undergoing immunotherapy can regress immunother apies MS-275 Entinostat can partially generate HLA class I loss variants causing progression. The HLA class I abnormalities are mediated by an impaired expression and functional de fect of distinct components of the antigen processing machinery resulting in a decreased HLA class I surface expression, an altered antigen repertoire as well as a reduced recognition by CD8 cytotoxic T lympho cytes, The molecular mechanisms of defect ive APM components expression may include structural alterations in B2 microglobulin, the MHC class I heavy chain as well as the peptide transporter TAP, but these are rare events in melanoma.<br>br<> In most cases, de regulation of the APM components that are found, oc curs at the transcriptional or post transcriptional level or they it is regulated by epigenetic mechanism. These data suggest that the deregulation of HLA class I APM components is a major cause of deficient HLA class I surface expression in melanoma. The challenge in the future is the identification of regulators of APM com ponents, which are able to specifically modulate their expression. Furthermore, in addition to aberrant expres sion of classical HLA class I antigens, the non classical HLA G is often discordantly expressed in renal cell car cinoma and melanoma, HLA G expression caused a reduced sensitivity of NK and T cell mediated cyto toxicity. We have recently identified HLA G specific microRNAs, which might serve as a tool for prognosis and therapy selection due to an inverse expression be tween HLA G and microRNA expression, which appear also to correlate with disease progression.