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An effective immunization and cancer treatment with activated dendritic cells transduced with full-length wild-type p53 by NIKITINA, E. Y, CHADA, S, MURO-CACHO, C, FANG, B, ZHANG, R, ROTH, J. A, GABRILOVICH, D. I

“…P53-based immunization is an attractive approach to cancer immunotherapy due to the accumulation of p53 protein in tumor, but not in normal cells. However, it…”
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Combination of γ‐irradiation and dendritic cell administration induces a potent antitumor response in tumor‐bearing mice: Approach to treatment of advanced stage cancer by Nikitina, Ekaterina Yu, Gabrilovich, Dmitry I.

“…We investigated a new approach to the treatment of advanced stage cancer, a combination of apoptosis‐inducing therapy and dendritic cell (DC) administration…”
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An effective immunization and cancer treatment with activated dendritic cells transduced with full-length wild-type p53 by Nikitina, E Y, Chada, S, Muro-Cacho, C, Fang, B, Zhang, R, Roth, JA, Gabrilovich, DI

“…P53-based immunization is an attractive approach to cancer immunotherapy due to the accumulation of p53 protein in tumor, but not in normal cells. However, it…”
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Dendritic Cells Transduced with Full-Length Wild-Type p53 Generate Antitumor Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes from Peripheral Blood of Cancer Patients by NIKITINA, Ekaterina Yu, CLARK, Joseph I, VAN BEYNEN, James, CHADA, Sunil, VIRMANI, Arvind K, CARBONE, David P, GABRILOVICH, Dmitry I

“…Accumulation of wild-type or mutant p53 protein occurs in ∼50% of human malignancies. This overexpression may generate antigenic epitopes recognized by CTLs…”
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Versatile prostate cancer treatment with inducible caspase and interleukin-12 by NIKITINA, Ekaterina Yu, DESAI, Smruti A, XIUQIN ZHAO, WEITAO SONG, LUO, Annie Z, GANGULA, Rama D, SLAWIN, Kevin M, SPENCER, David M

“…To establish optimized conditions for immunity against prostate cancer, we compared the efficacy of multiple approaches in autochthonous and s.c. transgenic…”
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Suppression of melanotroph carcinogenesis leads to accelerated progression of pituitary anterior lobe tumors and medullary thyroid carcinomas in Rb+/- mice by ZONGXIANG ZHOU, FLESKEN-NIKITIN, Andrea, LEVINE, Corinna G, SHMIDT, Elena N, ENG, Jessica P, NIKITINA, Ekaterina Yu, SPENCER, David M, NIKITIN, Alexander Yu

“…Mice with a single copy of the retinoblastoma gene (Rb(+/-)) develop a syndrome of multiple neuroendocrine neoplasia. They usually succumb to fast-growing,…”
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