Nagendra Kumar Kaushik * , Neha Kaushik , Manish Adhikari , Su-Jae Lee , Eun Ha Choi
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Recent preliminary study suggests that plasma significantly modulated immune cells and can induce cancer cell death in co-culture condition [5-7]. In one of our recent studies, using a monocyte<span> cell model, we show that cold plasma activates the differentiation of monocytes into a macrophage-like phenotype and can increase mitochondrial/lysosomal numbers, suggesting that plasma may stimulate macrophage differentiation or activation. In turn, the interaction of plasma-activated macrophage cells reduced pro-tumorigenic features such as epithelial-mesenchymal-transition (EMT) and the stem-like population of tumor cells. Furthermore, plasma targeted macrophage activity and consequently enhanced </span></span>apoptosis via expression of the TNF-α/NOS+ M1-like phenotype. In another study we have evaluated role of plasma induced damage associated molecular patterns/ </span></span></span>immunogenic cell death<span><span> in immune activation and cancer treatment<span> in skin and oral cancer models. We have also initiated a study on plasma induced immuno-modulations for treatment of atopic dermatitis </span></span>skin disorder. Present research work mainly comprises plasma induced activation of immune cells; which find applications for curing various kinds of resistant tumors and other dreadful diseases. Our main objectives are (i) to clarify basic mechanism on plasma induced immuno-modulations (ii) to develop immunomodulation based strategy for the treatment of various dreadful diseases including cancers (iii) to initiate </span></span>clinical trial based on pre-clinical study.</p></div>","PeriodicalId":46325,"journal":{"name":"Clinical Plasma Medicine","volume":null,"pages":null},"PeriodicalIF":0.0000,"publicationDate":"2018-02-01","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"https://sci-hub-pdf.com/10.1016/j.cpme.2017.12.024","citationCount":"0","resultStr":"{\"title\":\"Immuno-modulatory effect of bio-plasma against cancer and other dreadful disease\",\"authors\":\"Nagendra Kumar Kaushik * , Neha Kaushik , Manish Adhikari , Su-Jae Lee , Eun Ha Choi\",\"doi\":\"10.1016/j.cpme.2017.12.024\",\"DOIUrl\":null,\"url\":null,\"abstract\":\"<div><p><span><span>The application of plasma medicine technology has been actively explored over last several years. 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In one of our recent studies, using a monocyte<span> cell model, we show that cold plasma activates the differentiation of monocytes into a macrophage-like phenotype and can increase mitochondrial/lysosomal numbers, suggesting that plasma may stimulate macrophage differentiation or activation. In turn, the interaction of plasma-activated macrophage cells reduced pro-tumorigenic features such as epithelial-mesenchymal-transition (EMT) and the stem-like population of tumor cells. Furthermore, plasma targeted macrophage activity and consequently enhanced </span></span>apoptosis via expression of the TNF-α/NOS+ M1-like phenotype. In another study we have evaluated role of plasma induced damage associated molecular patterns/ </span></span></span>immunogenic cell death<span><span> in immune activation and cancer treatment<span> in skin and oral cancer models. We have also initiated a study on plasma induced immuno-modulations for treatment of atopic dermatitis </span></span>skin disorder. 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Immuno-modulatory effect of bio-plasma against cancer and other dreadful disease
The application of plasma medicine technology has been actively explored over last several years. Recently, non-thermal plasma has demonstrated potential as a safe anticancer therapeutic approach that can kill various types of cancer targets [1-4]. There is the urgent need of new human health care’s technology against cancers based on immuno-modulations. Main target of our study is to enhance efficacy and selectivity of plasma on cancer cells and cancer microenvironment by inducing immune-modulations. Fundamental insights on the cold plasma interactions with the immune cells and cancer micro-environment can clarify the basic mechanisms of plasma induced immune-stimulation. Recent preliminary study suggests that plasma significantly modulated immune cells and can induce cancer cell death in co-culture condition [5-7]. In one of our recent studies, using a monocyte cell model, we show that cold plasma activates the differentiation of monocytes into a macrophage-like phenotype and can increase mitochondrial/lysosomal numbers, suggesting that plasma may stimulate macrophage differentiation or activation. In turn, the interaction of plasma-activated macrophage cells reduced pro-tumorigenic features such as epithelial-mesenchymal-transition (EMT) and the stem-like population of tumor cells. Furthermore, plasma targeted macrophage activity and consequently enhanced apoptosis via expression of the TNF-α/NOS+ M1-like phenotype. In another study we have evaluated role of plasma induced damage associated molecular patterns/ immunogenic cell death in immune activation and cancer treatment in skin and oral cancer models. We have also initiated a study on plasma induced immuno-modulations for treatment of atopic dermatitis skin disorder. Present research work mainly comprises plasma induced activation of immune cells; which find applications for curing various kinds of resistant tumors and other dreadful diseases. Our main objectives are (i) to clarify basic mechanism on plasma induced immuno-modulations (ii) to develop immunomodulation based strategy for the treatment of various dreadful diseases including cancers (iii) to initiate clinical trial based on pre-clinical study.