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A tumor-targeting nano-adjuvant for in situ vaccine based on ultrasound therapy

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摘要 Ultrasound-generated antigens combined with TLR7/8 agonists as adjuvants have demonstrated significant anti-tumor efficacy as an in-situ vaccine.However,the use of TLR7/8 agonists can cause severe inflammatory responses.In this study,we present a novel tumor-targeting nano-adjuvant termed aPDL1-PLG/R848 NPs,which are composed of aPDL1 antibody,Fc-III-4C peptide linker(Fc-linker)and poly(L-glutamic acid)-grafted-R848.Under ultrasound irradiation,antigen-presenting cells activate immune mechanisms in vivo under dual stimulation of in situ antigens and immune adjuvants.The strategy inhibits primary tumor growth and induces a strong antigen-specific immune memory effect to prevent tumor recurrence in vivo.This work offers a safe and potent platform for an in situ cancer vaccine based on ultrasound therapy.
出处 《Aggregate》 EI CAS 2024年第3期290-298,共9页 聚集体(英文)
基金 Ministry of Science and Technology of China,Grant/Award Number:2022YFE0110200 Natural Science Foundation of Jilin Province,Grant/Award Number:20230101037JC National Natural Science Foundation of China,Grant/Award Numbers:52203198,52025035。
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