Titlebook: Cancer Immunotherapy Meets Oncology; In Honor of Christop Cedrik Michael Britten,Sebastian Kreiter,Hans-Geor Book 2014 Springer Internation

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Developing Cancer Immunotherapies as Drugs: Setting the Stage Through Methodological Progressnvestigational methods. Together these improvements created the environment for reproducible and biology-driven clinical investigation of new compounds and thus a higher success rate. This chapter summarizes the methodological improvements for immunotherapy drug development and their application.

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Bispecific Antibodies for the Treatment of Cancer: The Challenges of Translation that are stable, functional, and easy to produce..It is obvious that for a successful translational process, the challenges mentioned above, scientific, nonscientific, or technical by nature, need to be met.

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From Basic Immunology to New Therapies for Cancer Patientsincidence of cancer without an immune system constantly chasing and destroying newly developing cancer cells. “…Würden diese . nicht bestehen, so k?nnte man vermuten, dass das Karzinom in einer geradezu ungeheuerlichen Frequenz auftreten würde.” Independently of Paul Ehrlich, and earlier, two surgeo

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Dendritic Cell-Based Cancer Vaccineser of patients. The results are even better if the DCs have been appropriately matured. However, only in a subset of patients, these encouraging results can be seen. Although the evidence on clinical responses is still limited, induced responses frequently result in long-term clinical effectiveness.

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mRNA Vaccination and Personalized Cancer Therapycurrently utilized in the clinic by either transfecting antigen-presenting cells in vitro which are transferred back to the patient afterwards or by direct in vivo application to the patient. This chapter provides a short summary of the history of mRNA-based vaccination and introduces into the desig

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Antibody Therapy in Oncology. An attractive feature of this therapeutic strategy is the durable objective responses which are being seen in responding patients. The future for these and many other mAb-based drugs is very encouraging but will depend on the deep understanding of cancer biology, including its stroma and molecular