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A novel intranasal peptide vaccine inhibits non-small cell lung cancer with KRAS mutation.
Cancer gene therapy - 1 Mar 2024
Wang Su He, Cao Zhengyi, Farazuddin Mohammad, Chen Jesse, Janczak Katarzyna W, Tang Shengzhuang, Cannon Jayme, Baker James R
Abstract excerpt
KRAS mutations occur commonly in the lung and can lead to the development of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). While the mutated KRAS protein is a neoantigen, it usually does not generate an effective anti-tumor immune response on mucosal/epithelial surfaces. Despite this, mutated KRAS remains a potential target for immunotherapy since immune targeting of this protein in animal models has been effective at...
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