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摘要
在最近一期的《自然-纳米技术》(Nature Nanotechnology)杂志上,Zeng 等人报告说,在 DNA 折纸纳米粒子上排列具有特定纳米级间距的免疫刺激 CpG 分子可增强 Th1 极化免疫反应。这些结果突出表明,佐剂的空间呈现是优化癌症疫苗疗效、安全性和耐受性的一种设计策略。
Precision nanoscale patterning of TLR ligands for improved cancer immunotherapy.
In a recent issue of Nature Nanotechnology, Zeng et al. report that arraying immuno-stimulatory CpG molecules with specific nanoscale spacing on DNA origami nanoparticles enhanced Th1-polarized immune responses. These results highlight spatial presentation of adjuvants as a design strategy to optimize cancer vaccine efficacy, safety, and tolerability.