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Bacteria Outer Membrane-Based Oxygen Gels Alleviate Tumor Hypoxia for Enhanced Systemic Immune Response to Radiotherapy

Authors: Deyuan Zheng; Junhong Yao; Haiheng Xu; Shuqin Xiong; Qingsong Ye; Yiyun Chen; Chuan Zhao; Min Zhang; Xuehui Rui; Jinhui Wu

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-3581-2Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • MOGel+RT achieved an 80% tumor suppression rate in an orthotopic colon cancer model, demonstrating potent therapeutic efficacy. • • The combination of MOGel and RT induced the strongest tumor cell apoptosis in vitro, indicating a synergistic effect. • • MOGel alleviated tumor hypoxia via sustained oxygen release, counteracting RT-induced hypoxia that suppresses DC function. • • Released bacterial outer membrane continuously activated DCs, enhancing antigen presentation and systemic anti-tumor immunity, as evidenced by an enhanced abscopal effect.