This invention discloses a method for inducing B-CD4 + Freeze-dried
tumor tissue with T-
cell interaction, its preparation method, and its applications. This study aims to address the lack of effective treatments for postoperative recurrence of
microsatellite stable (MSS)
solid tumors, the easy degradation and inactivation of traditional autologous whole
antigen vaccines, insufficient presentation efficiency, and the limitation of only activating classical CD8. + The core
bottleneck of the
T cell pathway. This invention utilizes vacuum freeze-
drying technology to prepare porous, degradable freeze-dried
tumor tissue (LT) from clinically derived or artificially cultured
tumor tissue. This process fully preserves the tumor's complete
antigen spectrum, tumor-specific antigens, and the
immunogenicity of related antigens. It allows for highly efficient
antigen presentation via dendritic cells, specifically inducing B cells and CD4+. + T-
cell interaction mediates non-classical anti-
tumor immunity that does not rely on traditional cytotoxic immune cells, significantly inhibiting the growth of residual lesions after
solid tumor surgery. It has both broad-spectrum anti-
cancer effects and excellent
biosafety, and is especially suitable for postoperative
adjuvant immunotherapy for MSS-type
colorectal cancer.