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. 2017 Jul 13;8:800. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2017.00800

Table 1.

Summary of oncolytic vaccine studies using a variety of viral vectors targeting respective tumor antigens.

Antigen Implementation strategy Route of delivery Physiological effect Reference
Vesicular stomatitis virus
E7 Monotherapy Intramuscular Antigen-specific CD8 T cell responses (30)
Tumor volume reduction
DCT Monotherapy Intranasal Antigen-specific CD8 and CD4 T cell responses (31)
DCT Heterologous prime-boost Intranasal Increased antigen-specific T cells (31)
Enhanced prophylactic and therapeutic efficacy
Ova Monotherapy Intratumoral Increased T cell activation (32)
Increased antigen-specific T cells
Ova Combination therapy Intravenous Local and systemic disease control (33)
gp100 Combination therapy with adoptive transfer Intratumoral Increased antigen-specific T cells (34, 35)
Elimination of established tumors
Various Viral expression of cDNA libraries Intravenous Tumor rejection via CD4 TH-17 responses (3640)
Anatomy-specific immune signatures of tumors
gp33 Novel delivery approach Multiple Oncolytic vaccine delivery using B cells (62)
Vaccinia virus
CEA Monotherapy Subcutaneous Antigen-specific CD4 T cell responses (45)
Peptide-specific cytotoxicity
No autoimmune responses
CEA Engineered with costimulatory elements Intravenous Activation of CD4 and CD8 T cells (48)
Increased survival
5T4 Monotherapy Intravenous/intramuscular Retarded tumor growth (46)
No autoimmune responses
Ova Heterologous prime-boost Intraperitoneal Increased antitumor activity (60)
Antigen-specific CD8 T cell responses
E7 Heterologous prime-boost Intraperitoneal Antigen-specific T cell responses (61)
HY Combination therapy Intratumoral Systemic antigen-specific CD8 T cell responses (54)
EphA2 Engineered with T cell engager element Intraperitoneal Direct killing of cancer cells (47)
Bystander killing of cancer cells
gp33 Novel delivery approach Multiple Oncolytic vaccine delivery using B cells (62)
Adenovirus
DCT Heterologous prime-boost Intravenous Antigen-specific T cell responses (59)
Increased survival
DCT Heterologous prime-boost Intramuscular Increased antigen-specific T cells (31)
Enhanced prophylactic and therapeutic efficacy
Trap1a Heterologous prime-boost Intradermal Effective tumor protection (56)
Increased CD8 T cell responses
gp33 Novel delivery approach Multiple Oncolytic vaccine delivery using B cells (62)
Newcastle disease virus
β-gal Combination therapy with NDV-IL-2 Intratumoral Increased tumor regression (57)
Increased antigen-specific TILs frequency
Herpes simplex virus
PAP Monotherapy Intravenous Reduced tumor growth (58)
Increased survival
Sindbis virus
β-gal Monotherapy Intraperitoneal Memory T cell responses (55)
Antigen-specific and non-specific immunity
E7 Heterologous prime-boost Intramuscular Antigen-specific T cell responses (61)
Semliki Forest virus
Trap1a Homologous injections Intradermal Increased tumor-specific central memory (56)
Trap1a Heterologous prime-boost Intradermal Effective tumor protection (56)
Increased CD8 T cell responses
Ova Heterologous prime-boost Intraperitoneal Increased antitumor activity (60)
Antigen-specific CD8 T cell responses
Maraba virus
DCT Heterologous prime-boost Intravenous Antigen-specific T cell responses (59)
Enhanced survival of mice
Pox virus
Trap1a Heterologous prime-boost Intradermal Effective tumor protection (56)
Increased CD8 T cell responses

DCT, dopachrome tautomerase; Ova, ovalbumin; gp100, glycoprotein 100; gp-33, lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus-derived peptide; CEA, carcinoembryonic antigen; 5T4, glycoprotein oncofetal tumor antigen; EphA2, Ephrin type-A receptor 2; Trap1a, tumor rejection antigen P1A; β-gal, β-galactosidase; PAP, prostatic acid phosphatase.