Intratumoral administration of adenoviral interleukin 7 gene-modified dendritic cells augments specific antitumor immunity and achieves tumor eradication
Intratumoral administration of adenoviral interleukin 7 gene-modified dendritic cells augments specific antitumor immunity and achieves tumor eradication
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DOI:
10.1089/10430340050016157
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发表时间:
2000-01-01
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
Dubinett, SM
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作者:
Miller, PW;Sharma, S;Dubinett, SM
In two murine lung cancer models adenoviral interleukin 7-transdnced dendritic cells (DC-AdIL-7) were administered intratumorally, resulting in complete tumor regression. Intratumoral DC-AdIL-7 therapy was as effective as DCs pulsed with specific tumor peptide antigens, Comparison with other intratumoral therapies including recombinant IL-7, AdIL-7 vector alone, unmodified DCs, IL-7-transduced fibroblasts, or DCs pulsed with tumor lysates revealed DC-AdIL-7 therapy to be superior in achieving antitumor responses and augmenting immunogenicity, Mice with complete tumor eradication as a result of either DC-AdIL-7 or AdIL-7 therapy were rechallenged with parental tumor cells 30 days or more after complete tumor eradication, All the DC-AdIL-7-treated mice completely rejected a secondary rechallenge, whereas the AdIL-7-treated mice had sustained antitumor effects in only 20-25% of the mice, DC-AdIL-7 therapy was more effective than AdIL-7 in achieving systemic antitumor responses and enhancing immunogenicity. After complete tumor eradication, those mice treated with DC-AdIL-7 evidenced significantly greater release of splenocyte GM-CSF and IFN-gamma than did controls or AdIL-7-treated mice, After intratumoral injection, gene-modified DCs trafficked from the tumor to lymph node sites and spleen, DCs were detected in nodal tissues for up to 7 days after intratumoral injection, We report that intratumoral DC-AdIL-7 leads to significant systemic immune responses and potent antitumor effects in murine lung cancer models.