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DPX-0907
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Therapeutic Breast/Ovarian/Prostate Peptide Cancer Vaccine DPX-0907
A lipid-based multi-peptide cancer vaccine targeted against multiple cancers with immunopotentiating activity. Therapeutic breast/ovarian/prostate…
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Cancer Vaccines
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2012
2012
Effect of the novel therapeutic cancer vaccine formulation DPX-0907 on multifunctional T-cell responses in ovarian, breast, and prostate cancer patients.
N. Berinstein
,
Mohan Karkada
,
+9 authors
M. Mansour
2012
Corpus ID: 78842115
2588 Background: To increase the efficacy of peptide cancer vaccines, we developed a novel vaccine platform called DepoVax, an…
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2011
2011
A phase I study of the safety and immunogenicity of a therapeutic vaccine, DPX-0907 in patients with advanced-stage ovarian, breast, or prostate cancer.
N. Berinstein
,
Michael A. Morse
,
+9 authors
Marc Mansour
Journal of Clinical Oncology
2011
Corpus ID: 5756202
e13050 Background: Immunovaccine Inc. (IMV) has developed a novel liposome-in-oil depot vaccine platform called DepoVax (DPX…
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2011
2011
Abstract 5534: Evaluation of clinical safety and immunogenicity of DPX-0907, a multi-epitope vaccine for the treatment of breast, ovarian and prostate cancers
R. Nigam
,
Mohan Karkada
,
G. Weir
,
L. MacDonald
,
N. Berinstein
,
M. Mansour
2011
Corpus ID: 72251621
A successful cancer vaccine needs to overcome tumor-induced immune suppression while enhancing protective Type1-biased tumor…
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