Phase I study of TNFalpha AutoVaccIne in patients with metastatic cancer.
We evaluated the safety and immunogencity of a novel vaccine directed against autologous TNFalpha in a Phase I fixed dose escalation trial. The vaccine consisted of two recombinant TNFalpha proteins, with specific peptides replaced by foreign immunodominant T cell epitopes from tetanus toxoid. The m...
Main Authors: | Waterston, A, Gumbrell, L, Bratt, T, Waller, S, Gustav-Aspland, J, L'hermenier, C, Bellenger, K, Campbell, M, Powles, T, Highley, M, Bower, M, Mouritsen, S, Feldmann, M, Coombes, R |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
Published: |
2005
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