This invention discloses a BCG biomimetic
vesicle and its application in the preparation of tumor nanovaccines, belonging to the field of
tumor vaccines. The invention uses BCG strains or
recombinant BCG strains as raw materials, and through a reduction-
chelation-
enzymatic hydrolysis synergistic
cell disruption and high-pressure homogenization recombination process, produces BCG biomimetic vesicles and membrane-anchored
tumor antigen genes. The BCG biomimetic vesicles prepared with BCG strains can efficiently induce BMDCs to establish training immune memory, while simultaneously promoting the differentiation of memory T cells and NK
cell activation in
lymph nodes, indirectly stimulating acquired immune responses, thereby inhibiting
cervical cancer tumor growth. The BCG biomimetic vesicles prepared with
recombinant BCG strains can synergistically activate
lymph node acquired
immunity and training
immunity-mediated innate
immunity, inhibiting the growth of HPV-related subcutaneous xenografts. This invention provides a candidate strategy for the
immunotherapy of HPV-related tumors, with clear clinical application prospects and industrial value.