Immunotherapy of Cancer Flashcards

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What is passive immunotherapy?

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Injection of monoclonal antibodies into cancer patient

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What is a lymphokine activated killer cell?

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IL-2 infustions, Leukapheresis, Large scale cell culture

Treat cancer using NK cells

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What are Tumor infiltrating lymphocytes?

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T cells infiltrating solid tumor biosies expanded in rIL-2 in vitro

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Why do you have to deplete the lymphocytes prior to T cell transfer?

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Because the infused T cells would be inactivated due to the abundance of leukocytes in the patient

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How do dendritic cell vaccine used?

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Dendritic cells that process tumor antigens are injected into the patient to provoke an immune response

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How do Anti-CTLA4 treat tumors?

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Prevents tumors from inactivating T cells by blocking their induced CTLA4 molecules

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How do CAR T cells work?

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Genetically modified to activated against CD19 expressed on tumor cells

Work mainly in liquid tumors (lymphomas)

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What severe side effect is associated with CAR-T cell therapy?

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Cytokine storm

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