New Nanovaccine Can Improve Cellular Immunity nano nanovaccine immunity cancer
Nov 1 2022Reviewed by Emily Henderson, B.Sc. But immune checkpoint inhibition therapy is only successful in 20%–30% of patients with cancer. Thus discovering improved drug delivery platforms to trigger anticancer cellular immunity is imperative.
Related StoriesTo boost the efficacy of these liposomal nanovaccines, cellular immunity must be triggered more efficiently. Therefore, the research team concentrated on cationic lipids, which are said to trigger immune cells. When the altered liposomes were delivered to the cancer tissue, M1-type macrophages, which support the anticancer immune response, improved, while M2-type macrophages, which can stimulate cancer growth, diminished.
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