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Cross-Species Transcriptomic Integration Reveals a Conserved, MIRO1-Mediated Macrophage-to-T Cell Signaling Axis Driving Immunosuppression in Glioma.
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Mitochondrial regulators are increasingly recognized for their influence on immune signaling within the tumor microenvironment (TME). In glioma, where immunosuppression limits therapeutic efficacy, we investigate how targeting the mitochondrial protein MIRO1 alters the TME. We combine single-nucleus RNA sequencing of murine gliomas treated in vivo with a MIRO1-binding compound and bulk RNA sequencing of human glioma resections treated with the same compound ex vivo. Cross-species transcriptomic integration reveals a conserved MIRO1-responsive program in the TME. Among shared targets, we identify
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