From: Cancer immunometabolism: advent, challenges, and perspective
Candidate agents/inhibitors | Targets | Monotherapy or in combination | Mechanisms | Refer to Refs. |
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JHU083 | Glu | Monotherapy | Alleviating tumor growth in various solid tumor models and significantly increased mouse survival | [52] |
C75 | FASN | In combination with the PI3Kα-specific inhibitor CYH33 | Enhanced M1 polarization of macrophages and activity of CD8+ T cells that synergistically inhibit tumor growth and enhance host immunity | [124] |
L-Arginine | BAZ1B, PSIP1, and TSN | Monotherapy | Enhances T-cell survival and anti-tumor activity | [47] |
Anti-hARG1 mAbs | ARG1 | In combination with ICIs | ARG1 blockade in combination with ICIs has a therapeutic effect by increasing tumor infiltration of activated CD3+ T cells in vitro | [166] |
V-9302 | glutamine transporter | Monotherapy | Inhibiting the update of glutamine in TNBC cells and but does not affect anti-tumor T cells | [53] |
VISTA | PSGL-1 | In combination with anti-PD-1 | Alteration of acidic pH due to accumulation of local glycolytic products in tumors, reverses T cell suppression, and triggers immune rejection | [101] |
Citrate | PFK1 and PFK2 | In combination with Cisplatin | Reducing ATP production, induces apoptosis, and sensitizes cells to cisplatin treatment | [86] |
BPTES | GCPII | Monotherapy or in combination with glutaminase | Decreasing glutamate concentration and inhibits tumor growth | [257] |
Rapamycin | mTORC1 | Monotherapy | Facilitating EpCAM CAR-T cell bone marrow migration by upregulating CXCR4 | [173] |
Impairing DC differentiation and survival | [260] | |||
Specifically interferes with GM-CSF signaling in human DCs | [261] | |||
2DG | HK2 | Monotherapy | Inhibition of IFN-γ production and granzyme B expression by NK cells | |
Avasimibe | ACAT-1 | Monotherapy | Up-regulation of cholesterol biosynthetic enzymes increases plasma membrane cholesterol levels and improves synaptic function in CD8+ T cells | [70] |