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Nick119

04/26/22 11:21 PM

#462953 RE: alphapuppy #462952

Love it.

hoffmann6383

04/26/22 11:22 PM

#462954 RE: alphapuppy #462952

wow. any link to that screenshot? thanks for sharing

slamminsalmon

04/26/22 11:35 PM

#462955 RE: alphapuppy #462952

A stretch to associate that with DCVAX at this point, IMO

branster

04/26/22 11:43 PM

#462957 RE: alphapuppy #462952

Alpha, that tweet is from 2016 material.

https://ascopubs.org/doi/full/10.1200/EDBK_159084

Nick119

04/26/22 11:45 PM

#462958 RE: alphapuppy #462952

Unfortunately it's from 2016: https://ascopubs.org/toc/edbk//36

pgsd

04/27/22 12:09 AM

#462961 RE: alphapuppy #462952

The following replies to the tweet suggest it refers to a 2016 article.

Mark McCollum
@MarkMcCollum67

"2016"

@MinehanKern

https://ascopubs.org/toc/edbk//36

GoodGuyBill

04/27/22 9:43 AM

#463005 RE: alphapuppy #462952

https://ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/EDBK_159084

KEY POINTS

--Immunotherapy has proven efficacy for other solid tumors and is now a focus for glioblastoma.

--An important component of glioblastoma-mediated immunosuppression stems from soluble factors such as TGF-ß.

--Checkpoint inhibition probably confers a nonspecific state of immune activation that is a promising approach to glioblastoma, given the success of checkpoint inhibitors in melanoma, lung cancer, and renal cancers.

--Current strategies for biomarkers have focused on protein expression, immune cell characterization, and mutational burden.

--Tumor-selective viruses and viral-based vectors have shown increasingly promising results as easy-to-use immunostimulants.