A novel vaccine that targets tumor vessels as an efficient tool in tumor therapy
A vaccine, a form of technology, applied in a novel field that can solve problems such as the impossibility of obtaining effective tumor vaccines
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[0026] To test the efficacy of the present invention, a fusion protein between the 91 amino acid long extracellular domain B (EDB) of human and mouse fibronectin and the bacterial antigen E. coli thioredoxin with a size of approximately 10 kD was used as a vaccine Antigens to study their effects in animal models. The EDB domain is extremely highly conserved and nearly identical in all placental mammals studied. This fusion protein is produced almost homogeneously in prokaryotic hosts ( figure 2 ). Thioredoxin-EDB-fusion protein was then injected into mice together with adjuvant. After 3 weeks, the mice received a booster dose of the vaccine, and after 5 weeks of treatment, the sera from these animals were tested for the amount of anti-EDB antibodies produced. as from image 3 As seen in , all animals showed high titers of anti-EDB antibodies, whereas all controls were negative. This shows that the vaccine has the ability to induce a large amount of anti-EDB antibody prod...
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