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A Mimicry-Based Strategy Between Human and Commensal Antigens for the Development of a New Family of Immune Therapies for Cancer

2024-06-01

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Peptide vaccines have emerged as a promising strategy for cancer immunotherapy, yet often lack of strong, specific and sustained immune responses against tumor antigens. To achieve a robust immune response, the effective selection of tumour antigens is crucial. While neoantigens trigger potent immune responses, their use suffers from patient specificity and their rarity in low-mutational tumors. Alternatively, the...

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Literature Corpus work: bea59885-fc90-526e-af4f-6ec01dbadef8
DOI: 10.1101/2024.05.27.596102

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