A microarray method for identifying tumor antigens by screening a tumor cDNA expression library against cancer sera
K Whittemore, K Sykes - Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics, 2013 - Taylor & Francis
K Whittemore, K Sykes
Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics, 2013•Taylor & FrancisThe immune system responds to tumor cells. The challenge has been how to effectively use
these responses to treat or protect against cancer. Toward the goal of developing a cancer
vaccine, we are pursuing methodologies for the discovery and testing of useful antigens. We
present an array-based approach for discovering these B cell antigens by directly screening
for specific host-sera reactivity to lysates from tumor-derived cDNA expression libraries.
Several cancer-specific antigens were identified, and these are currently being validated as …
these responses to treat or protect against cancer. Toward the goal of developing a cancer
vaccine, we are pursuing methodologies for the discovery and testing of useful antigens. We
present an array-based approach for discovering these B cell antigens by directly screening
for specific host-sera reactivity to lysates from tumor-derived cDNA expression libraries.
Several cancer-specific antigens were identified, and these are currently being validated as …
The immune system responds to tumor cells. The challenge has been how to effectively use these responses to treat or protect against cancer. Toward the goal of developing a cancer vaccine, we are pursuing methodologies for the discovery and testing of useful antigens. We present an array-based approach for discovering these B cell antigens by directly screening for specific host-sera reactivity to lysates from tumor-derived cDNA expression libraries. Several cancer-specific antigens were identified, and these are currently being validated as potential candidates.
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