Publication

Boosting dendritic cell nanovaccines

Michele De Palma, Yahya Mohammadzadeh
2022
Journal paper

Abstract

A preclinical study reports a platform for the generation of dendritic cell-derived nanovesicles with enhanced immunostimulatory function, which demonstrate promising antitumoural activity in mouse models and might overcome some of the shortcomings of early-generation dendritic cell nanovaccines.

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