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Immunological mechanisms of t cell activation by dendritic cells: a novel strategy for immune intervention

Objective

The use of dendrite cells (DC) as natural adjuvant has been proposed. Aim of this project is the delivery of new therapeutic treatments of human papillomavirus (HPV) injection. The proposed strategy torn immune cell therapy is based on the use of dendrite cells (DC), which are known to be the most powerful professional antigen presenting cells of the immune system, able to prime and activate antigen-specific immune responses. The most relevant objectives are:
1) the generation of vectors for appropriable delivery of viral antigens to DC;
2) the generation of modified DC;
3) the evaluation of safety and efficacy of modified DC therapy in pre-clinical model of virally-inducedtumors;
4) Pilot clinical trial of HPV patients with antilogous DC loaded with HPV antigens. This project aims to generate a novel therapeutically strategy which requires a broad interdisciplinary approach. The proposed DC-based therapy demands the generation and validation of new therapeutic tools. One SME will contribute to the pre-clinical studies in order to be in a favourable position to exploit the results of the project.

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UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI MILANO-BICOCCA
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Piazza della Scienza 2
20126 MILANO
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