Targeted antigen delivery system and uses thereof
AssigneeSRI International
InventorsKathlynn C. Brown, Michael J. McGuire, Indu Venugopal
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AssigneeSRI International
InventorsKathlynn C. Brown, Michael J. McGuire, Indu Venugopal
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Disclosed are antigen delivery systems comprising a nanoparticle, wherein the nanoparticle is surface-modified with a cancer-specific cell targeting peptide and comprises an immunogenic HLA class I restricted peptide, wherein the HLA class I restricted peptide is a vaccine-dependent, immunogenic HLA class I restricted peptide; methods of treating a subject having cancer comprising administering said delivery systems; methods of killing cancer cells comprising contacting cancer cells delivery systems, wherein upon entry of the liposome into the cancer cells, the cancer cells present said peptide from said delivery system, wherein the cancer cells generate an immune response said peptide, and wherein the immune response to said peptide targets and kills the cancer cells presenting the vaccine-dependent, peptide; methods of generating a non-cancer secondary immune response that targets cancer cells comprising administering said delivery systems to a subject having cancer cells.
An antigen delivery system comprising a PEGylated liposome, wherein the PEGylated liposome is surface-modified with a cancer-specific cell targeting peptide and comprises an immunogenic human leukocyte antigen (HLA) class I restricted peptide, wherein the HLA class I restricted peptide is a vaccine-dependent, immunogenic HLA class I restricted peptide that is encapsulated by the PEGylated liposome, and wherein the cancer-specific cell targeting peptide comprises a dimer comprising two targeting peptides each consisting of the sequence CH3CO-LQWRRNFGVWARYRL-PEG11 (SEQ ID NO:
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