Development and Optimization of Vaccines Based on Autologous Dendritic Cells (DC) is Activated by Cancer-Testis Antigens for the Treatment of Patients with Skin Melanoma
Nehaeva T. L., Baldueva I. A., Novik A. V., Danilova A. B., Vorobeychikov E. V.,
Vaal A. I., Pipia N. P.
N. N. Petrov Research Institute of Oncology, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
Abstract.
This paper presents a detailed assessment of all stages of obtaining DC-vaccines and the expediency of their use for the treatment of patients with skin melanoma. There are showed statistical advantages of the selected approaches, causing controversy among different groups of researchers. As a result of this work it was reduced production cost of producingDC-vaccinesin5 times due to optimized use of growth factors GM-CSF and IL-4both imported and domestic production as well as adapted, optimized and implemented in clinical and laboratory practice for conducting specific immunological monitoring by means of the ELI Spot-analysis and cell ELISA. There are provided results of the clinical and immunological evaluation of the efficacy and safety of two types of therapeutic DC-vaccines(FDC-vaccine based on immature bone marrow DC swith photodynamic therapy and DCV-vaccine based on mature peripheral DCs) and adjuvant DCV in 42 patients with melanoma of the skin (218 cycles of vaccine). Use of standardized auto logo us DCs showed the safety and clinical efficacy in the two studied modes of therapy.
Keywords:
skin melanoma, immunotherapy, dendritic cells, DC-vaccine, optimization
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Authors
Nehaeva Tatyana L.
petrovcenter.celltech@gmail.com,
Researcher of the Oncoimmunology Department
Baldueva Irina A.
M. D., D. Sc (Medicine), Heado fthe Oncoimmunology Department
Novik Alexey V.
PhD, Senior Researcher of the Oncoimmunology Department
Danilova Anna B.
PhD, Senior Researcher of Department Oncoimmunology
Vorobeychikov Evgeniy V.
PhD, Senior Researcher of the Oncoimmunology Department
Vaal Andrey I.
PhD, Researcher of the Oncoimmunology Department
Pipia Nino P.
graduate student of the Oncoimmunology Department
N. N. Petrov Research Institute of Oncology
197758, St.- Petersburg, Russian Federation, 68 Leningradskaya str., Pesochny