Methods and compositions to generate immunity in humans against self tumor antigens by immunization with homologous foreign proteins
a technology of human immunity and homologous foreign proteins, which is applied in the direction of antibody medical ingredients, peptide/protein ingredients, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of difficult use of peptides and cancer remains one of the major causes of death
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HER-2 / NEU IMMUNIZATION
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[0043] 1. Animals: Rats used in this study were Fischer strain 344 (CDF (F-344) / CrlBR) (Charles River Laboratories, Portage Mich.). Animals were maintained at the University of Washington Animal facilities under specific pathogen free conditions and routinely used for experimental studies between 3 and 4 months of age. Pathologic evaluation of rat tissues was performed by Dr. D. Liggitt, University of Washington, Department of Comparative Medicine.
[0044] 2. Neu Proteins. Rat neu protein was purified using immunoaffinity column purification techniques. Briefly, a lysate preparation of a rat neu overexpressing cell line, DHFRG8 (ATCC, Rockville Md.), was incubated overnight at 4° C. on a prepared immunoaffinity Affigel-10 column (BioRad, Hercules, Calif.). 20×107 cells were used to generate the lysate preparation (Disis et al., J. Immunol. 156:3151-3158, 1996). The Affigel-10 was coupled a rat neu specific antibody, 7.16.4 (kindly supp...
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PAP IMMUNIZATION
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[0062] 1. Recombinant rat and human PAP were expressed and purified. Recombinant rPAP was obtained from Dr. P. Vihko. rPAP was expressed in baculovirus and purified as described previously. rPAP runs as a 40 kD protein under reducing conditions on a 10-15% SDS gel (FIG. 9A). The protein readily forms dimers when not completely reduced. Recombinant hPAP for use as a homologous foreign protein in the immunization studies was also obtained from Dr. Vihko. Human PAP, expressed in baculovirus, runs as a 45 kD protein under reducing conditions (FIG. 9A) and also has a propensity to form dimers. Polyclonal rabbit anti-rPAP, elicited by immunization with a 15 aa long C-terminal peptide derived from rPAP was specific for recombinant rPAP and did not cross-react with hPAP (FIG. 9B). Polyclonal rat anti-hPAP, elicited by immunization of female Lewis rats with hPAP, cross reacted with human and rPAP (FIG. 9B).
B. Results
[0063] 1. No immunity to rPAP...
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