Cancer Vaccine

Epithelial cancer-related antigens applicable for peptide-based immunotherapy

Published in Vaccine Weekly, September 1st, 2004

Investigators review the expression of epithelial cancer-related antigens in hematologic malignancies applicable for peptide-based immunotherapy in a recent issue of the Journal of Immunotherapy.

According to published research from Japan, "Recent advances in tumor immunology have resulted in identification of many epithelial cancer-related antigens and peptides applicable to specific immunotherapy. The authors investigated whether these peptides, which are being studied clinically, could be appropriate target molecules for treatment of patients with hematologic malignancies. The majority of hematologic malignant cells studied expressed five different epithelial...

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