Table 3.
Blocking B7/CD28 family of molecules for tumor therapy
| Molecule | Tumor model | Intervention | Result | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CTLA-4 | Mouse colon tumor (51BLim10) | Antibody blockade of CTLA-4 | Tumor regression | [102] |
| Mouse prostate tumor (TRAMP transgenic mice) | Antibody blockade of CTLA-4 | Reduce tumor growth | [103] | |
| Tumor resection and antibody blockade of CTLA-4 | Reduced metastatic relapse | [103] | ||
| Vaccination with irradiated tumor cells and antibody blockade of CTLA-4 | Reduce tumor incidence | [104] | ||
| Vaccination with irradiated tumor cells expressing GMCSF and antibody blockade of CTLA-4 | Reduce tumor incidence | [104] | ||
| Mouse mamary carcinoma (SM1) b | Vaccination with irradiated tumor cells expressing GMCSF and antibody blockade of CTLA-4 | Reduce tumor growth and regression | [105] | |
| Mouse melanoma (B16) c | Vaccination with irradiated tumor cells expressing GMCSF and antibody blockade of CTLA-4 | Reduce tumor growth | [88] | |
| Depletion of CD25+ cells and vaccination with irradiated tumor cells expressing GMCSF and antibody blockade of CTLA-4. | Reduce tumor growth | [106] | ||
| Mouse sarcoma (methA) d | Vaccination with vaccinia virus expressing p53 (rMVAp53) and antibody blockade of CTLA-4. | Tumor regression and increased survival | [107] | |
| Human metastatic melanoma | gp100 peptide vaccination and multiple rounds of antibody blockade of CTLA-4e. | 4/29 patients respond (2 complete response and 2 partial response) 3/14 patients respond and autoimmune disease developed in 6/14 patients | [108], [109] | |
| Multiple-peptide vaccination and multiple rounds of antibody blockade of CTLA-4**. | 7/19, no relapse | [110] | ||
| Vaccination with irradiated tumor cells expressing GMCSF and multiple rounds of antibody blockade of CTLA-4 | Tumor necrosis in 3/3 patients | [111] | ||
| Previous vaccinated with DC engenired to express gp100 and MART-1; gp100, peptide plus IL-2 underwent multiple rounds of antibody blockade of CTLA-4 | No tumor necrosis in 4/4 patients, 2 patients showed CD8+ infiltration | [111] | ||
| Human metastatic Ovarian carcinoma | Vaccination with irradiated tumor cells expressing GMCSF and multiple rounds of antibody blockade of CTLA-4 | Stabilization of CA125 in 2/2 patients. | [111] | |
| PD1 | Mouse mastocytoma f | Antibody blockade of PD1 | Enhance antitumor immunity induced by vaccination in combination with T-cell therapy. | [78] |
| Mouse subcutaneous and Hematogenous melanoma (B16) | Inoculation of B16 in PD-1 deficient mice and PD-1 transgenic mice | Decreased tumor growth Reduced tumor foci in the liver, increased CD8+ cells at the tumor site and enhanced effector function. | [112] | |
| Mouse colon cancer (CT26) g | Intravenous inoculation of CT26 in Balb/c PD-1 deficient mice | Decreased tumor growth. | [112] | |
| Mouse hepatoma (H22) h | Vaccination with plasmid encoding secondary lymphoid tissue chemokine (SLC) CCL21 and plasmid encoding the extracellular domain of PD-1 | Reduced tumor size and increase survival. | [113] | |
| PD-L1 | Mouse mastocytoma f | -Transfectant expression of PD-L1 in P815.
-Transfectant expression of PD-L1 in P815 expressing B71. |
-Increased tumor resistance to anti CD137 (41BB) or CD8 specific killing or transfer therapy.
-Increase tumor growth. |
[77, 78, 114] |
| Autologous human ovarian cancer grown in NOD-SCID mice | Antibody blockade of PD-L1 | Enhanced MDC-mediatedi T-cell activation with upregulation of IL-2 and IFN-γ and reduced production of IL-10 | [115] | |
| Mouse SCC (A14) j | -Transfectant expression of PD-L1 in A14.
-T cell therapy with activated and non activated SCVII T cell clones and antibody blockade of PD-L1 |
Equal tumor growth. Increased survival only when activated SCVII T cell clones were used | [100] | |
| Mouse hematogenous melanoma (B16) c | Inoculation of B16 in the spleen of in B6 mice and treatment with anti PD-L1 | Decreased tumor growth. | [112] | |
| Mouse colon cancer (CT26) g | Inoculation of CT26 in Balb/c mice and treatment with anti PD-L1 | Decreased tumor growth. | [112] | |
| B7-DC | Mouse colon cancer (CT26) g | Inoculation of CT26 in B7-DC deficient mice. | Reduced survival and increased foci in the liver. Decreased anti-tumor CD8 response. | [39] |
| B7-H3 | Mouse lymphoma (EL-4) k | Intratumoral injection of a B7-H3 pcDNA3 expression plasmid. | Enhanced antitumor immunity mediated by CD8 and NK cells. | [83] |
| Mouse mastocytoma (P815) f | Expression of B7-H3 in transfectant P815. | Enhanced antitumor CD8 response, slowed tumor growth and increased survival. | [84] |
TRAM transgenic mice express SV40 T antigen transgene under the control of rat probasin promoter, which directs expression to prostatic epithelium in an androgen-regulated manner. TRAMP mice develop pathogenesis of neoplasia that mirrors that in man.)
SM1: BALB/C-derived mammary carcinoma
B16: C57BL/6-derived melanoma
Methylcholanthrene-induced sarcoma
There are other studies not mentioned here in which anti-CTLA-4 therapy was used alone and only once with less success [111]
P815: Balb/c-derived mastocytoma.
CT26: Balb/c-derived colon cancer cell line.
H22 murine hepatoma, Balb/c derived
MDC: monocyte-derived dendritic cells
A14: C3H/HeN mice derived SCC.
EL-4: C57BL/6-derived thymoma