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Treatment with an immature dendritic cell-targeting vaccine supplemented with IFN-α and an inhibitor of DNA methylation markedly enhances survival in a murine melanoma model.

James T GordyKun LuoAakanksha KapoorEmily S KimSamuel K AyehPetros C KarakousisRichard B Markham
Published in: Cancer immunology, immunotherapy : CII (2020)
Efficient targeting of antigen to immature dendritic cells with a chemokine-fusion vaccine offers an alternative to classic and dendritic cell vaccines. Combining this approach with IFNα and 5Aza treatment significantly improved vaccine efficacy. This improved efficacy correlated with changes in chemokine gene expression and CD8+ TIL infiltration and was dependent on the presence of all therapeutic components.
Keyphrases
  • dendritic cells
  • gene expression
  • dna methylation
  • immune response
  • regulatory t cells
  • cancer therapy