Hydrodynamic limb vein delivery of a xenogeneic DNA cancer vaccine effectively induces antitumor immunity.

Hydrodynamic limb vein delivery of a xenogeneic DNA cancer vaccine effectively induces antitumor immunity.
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DOI:
10.1038/sj.mt.6300046
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2007-02
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Molecular therapy : the journal of the American Society of Gene Therapy
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通讯作者:
Z. Neal;M. Bates;M. Albertini;H. Herweijer
Z. Neal;M. Bates;M. Albertini;H. Herweijer
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作者:
Z. Neal;M. Bates;M. Albertini;H. Herweijer

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Tumor-associated antigens (TAA) are typically poorly immunogenic "self" antigens. An effective strategy to break tolerance and induce antitumor immunity is by genetic vaccination, employing the orthologous TAA-sequence from a different species. We recently developed a clinically relevant approach for intravascular hydrodynamic limb vein (HLV) delivery of nucleic acids to skeletal muscle. Using the human gp100 xenogeneic TAA in the murine B16 melanoma model, we show that genetic vaccination of mice by HLV plasmid DNA delivery was highly effective at breaking tolerance against the homologous murine gp100 (mgp100) TAA and induced prophylactic antitumor protection. HLV vaccination resulted in an anti-hgp100 humoral and cellular response, with 4–5% of CD8+T cells being gp10025–33-epitope-specific. Vaccinated animals demonstratedin vivocytolytic activity against human and mgp10025–33peptide-pulsed targets. Antitumor immunity could be adoptively transferred by splenocytes from human gp100-vaccinated animals. Furthermore, a durable antitumor memory response was established as ∼3% of CD8+T cells were gp10025–33antigen-specific in mice 6 months after vaccination. Following a single HLV human gp100 DNA boost, this level increased to ∼17% and protected animals from subsequent B16 tumor rechallenge. Our results warrant further consideration of HLV as a clinically relevant method for cancer gene therapy.