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Exercise-Induced Engagement of the IL-15/IL15Rα axis Promotes Anti Tumor Immunity


ABSTRACT: The advent of immune checkpoint blockade has improved patient outcomes, providing durable disease control by reversing localized tumor-mediated immune-suppression and promoting anti-tumor immunity. Despite successes in melanoma and lung cancer, these therapies have largely failed in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDA); a ‘cold’ tumor with the highest mortality rate among all major cancers. PDA is uniquely characterized by multiple intra-pancreatic tumor- and stroma-induced mechanisms of immune-suppression, and there remains a great need to explore creative approaches to improve anti-tumor immune responses in this disease. Herein, we show routine aerobic exercise provides tumor-protective benefits in murine PDA through modulation of both systemic and intra-tumoral immunity. Reversing immune-suppressive properties of both myeloid and T cell populations, we found the anti-tumor benefits of exercise require CD8 T cell activation and expansion in the tumor. Specifically, we report the sub-population of IL15Ra+ CD8 T cells is required for exercise-induced tumor protection and anti-tumor immunity, both of which are abrogated in the context IL-15 blockade. We further show that exercise-induced increases in intra-tumoral T cells are governed by adrenergic signaling and S1P-gradient dependent lymphocyte migration. Finally, we found that combination with aerobic exercise sensitizes pancreatic tumors to anti-PD-1 therapy. Overall, our work highlights the unique mechanisms governing exercise-induced tumor protection in PDA, and uncovers the importance of the interplay between systemic and intra-tumoral immunity to develop innovative strategies to reverse immune-suppression in this devastating disease.

ORGANISM(S): Mus musculus

PROVIDER: GSE176311 | GEO | 2022/05/11

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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