1994
DOI: 10.1089/cbr.1994.9.7
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T/Tn Antigen Vaccine is Effective and Safe in Preventing Recurrence of Advanced Human Breast Carcinoma

Abstract: For nearly 20 yrs, we used T/Tn antigen vaccine in safe, specific, effective, long-term intradermal vaccination against recurrence of advanced breast carcinoma. Treatment is ad infinitum. All 18 breast carcinoma patients treated, pTNM Stages IV (6), III (6), and II (6), survived > 5 yrs postoperatively; 10 survived > 10 to > 18 yrs; of the latter, three patients each are Stages III and IV. Five additional 5 yr survivors have not yet reached 10 yrs. The probability that our survival results are due to chance, w… Show more

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“…88,89). Microbial components may also find applicability in preventing cancer, as in the case of the tumor-pathogen T/Tn antigen (90) and the bacterial endotoxin LPS (28). More specifically for the T/Tn antigen, vaccination regimens based on this common microbe-tumor glycoprotein (66,67) have been previously evaluated in breast cancer prevention (90).…”
Section: Cancer Immunotherapy and Pathogen-based Therapeuticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…88,89). Microbial components may also find applicability in preventing cancer, as in the case of the tumor-pathogen T/Tn antigen (90) and the bacterial endotoxin LPS (28). More specifically for the T/Tn antigen, vaccination regimens based on this common microbe-tumor glycoprotein (66,67) have been previously evaluated in breast cancer prevention (90).…”
Section: Cancer Immunotherapy and Pathogen-based Therapeuticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Microbial components may also find applicability in preventing cancer, as in the case of the tumor-pathogen T/Tn antigen (90) and the bacterial endotoxin LPS (28). More specifically for the T/Tn antigen, vaccination regimens based on this common microbe-tumor glycoprotein (66,67) have been previously evaluated in breast cancer prevention (90). Vaccination was accompanied by an increase of helper T lymphocytes and decrease of T-suppressor/cytotoxic cell ratio, possibly leading to regulation of antitumor immune responses and subsequent prevention of breast cancer recurrence.…”
Section: Cancer Immunotherapy and Pathogen-based Therapeuticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[109][110][111][112] Moreover, cancerassociated antigens have structures related to them. [113][114][115] The availability of these special disaccharides in large amounts makes glycobiological research easier, since they can be used as starting materials of synthesis of complex glycans.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…T and Tn are nearly always expressed in human carcinomas but not in healthy or non-cancerous diseased tissue. [1][2][3] Incomplete glycosylation in cancer leads to the emergence of new carbohydrate and peptide backbone epitopes that are not present (exposed) on normal cells. 3,4 In phase I/II clinical trials, patients with advanced adenocarcinoma were immunized with mucin (MUC)-1 immunogens.…”
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