Survivin-based recombinant overlapping peptides induce t lymphocyte cytotoxicity and prolong the survival in in vivo melanoma model
Anti-cancer vaccination emerged as a promising and cost-effective immunotherapy, but the lack of immunogenicity has hindered the success of therapeutic vaccine development. To address this issue and improve therapeutic efficacy, this study presents the examination of recombinant overlapping peptides...
Main Authors: | Zhang, Y, Zhou, Y, Gong, M, Zhang, Q, Zheng, Q, Shen, Y, Lu, W, Jiang, S |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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Wiley
2023
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