Dendritic cell derived exosomes loaded neoantigens for personalized cancer immunotherapies
Journal of Controlled Release(2023)
Abstract
Despite the promising potential of cancer vaccine, their efficacy has been limited in clinical trials and improved methods are urgently needed. Here we designed a nanovaccine platform that contains dendritic cell derived exosomes carriers and patient-specific neoantigens for individualized immunotherapies. The nanovaccine exhibited convenient cargo loading and prolonged cargo transportation to the lymph nodes, followed by eliciting potent antigen specific broad-spectrum T-cell and B-cell-mediated immune responses with great biosafety and biocompatibility. Strikingly, delivery of neoantigen-exosome nanovaccine significantly prohibited tumor growth, prolonged survival, delayed tumor occurrences with long-term memory, eliminated the lung metastasis in the therapeutic, prophylactic and metastatic B16F10 melanoma as well as therapeutic MC-38 models, respectively. Additionally, exosome-based nanovaccine demonstrated synergistic antitumor response superior to liposomal formulation due to presence of exosomal proteins. Collectively, our research indicated improved strategies for cell free vaccines and suggested exosome-based nanoplatform for cancer immunotherapy and personalized nanotechnology. These findings represent a powerful pathway to generate individualized nanovaccine rapidly for clinical application.
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Key words
Dendritic cell derived exosomes,Neoantigen,Personalized nanovaccine,Cancer immunotherapy
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