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A type of vaccine that is usually made from a patient's own tumor cells or from substances taken from tumor cells. A cancer vaccine may help the immune system kill cancer cells.

Methods and compositions to enhance vaccine efficacy by reprogramming regulatory t cells

The immunoregulatory enzyme indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase (IDO) is expressed by a subset of murine plasmacytoid DCs (pDCs) in tumor-draining LNs, where it can potently activate Foxp3 regulatory T cells (Tregs). We now show that IDO functions as a molecular switch in tumor-draining LNs, maintaining Tregs in their normal suppressive phenotype when IDO was active, but allowing inflammation-induced conversion of Tregs to a polyfunctional T-helper phenotype similar to proinflammatory TH17 cells when IDO was blocked. In vitro, conversion of Tregs to the TH17-like phenotype was driven by antigen-activated effector T cells, and required IL-6 produced by activated pDCs. IDO regulated this conversion by dominantly suppressing production of IL-6 in pDCs, in a GCN2-kinase dependent fashion. In vivo, using a model of established B16 melanoma, the combination of an IDO-inhibitor drug plus anti-tumor vaccine caused upregulation of IL-6 in pDCs and in situ conversion of a majority of Tregs to the TH17 phenotype, with marked enhancement of CD8+ T cell activation and anti-tumor efficacy. Thus, Tregs in tumor-draining LNs can be actively re-programmed in vitro and in vivo into T-helper cells, without the need for physical depletion, and IDO serves as a key regulator of this critical conversion.
Owner:GEORGIA HEALTH SCI UNIV RES INST

Preparation method and application of anti-tumor vaccine based on cell microvesicles

The invention relates to a preparation method and application of an anti-tumor vaccine based on cell microvesicles and aims to effectively solve problems in preparation of anti-tumor vaccines high inyield, good in universality, strong in killing effect on tumor cells and capable of controlling tumors by improving tumor microenvironments, repairing an immune system and enhancing anti-tumor immuneresponse of organisms. The preparation method comprises the following steps: preparing tumor cell microvesicles loaded with immunomodulators and connecting the surfaces of the microvesicles with adjuvant-loaded liposome to stably form the anti-tumor vaccine. The prepared anti-tumor vaccine is high in yield, good in universality, strong in killing effect on tumor cells and capable of improving tumor microenvironments, repairing an immune system and enhancing anti-tumor immune response of organisms; the method is simple in process and high in efficiency; and the prepared microvesicles are derived from cells, are sufficient in quantity and wide in source, are easy for large-scale production, improve the bioavailability of adjuvants, are effectively applicable to preparation of anti-tumor vaccines based on the cell microvesicles, and can be applied to prevention and treatment of different types of tumors.
Owner:ZHENGZHOU UNIV
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