Accelerate Your Cancer Immunotherapy Development Process!
Many researchers encounter long development cycles and challenges in developing effective cancer combination therapies. Creative Biolabs' Oncolytic Virotherapy Development for Combination Therapy with Cancer Vaccines addresses these issues by offering tailored solutions and expertise in oncolytic virus-based strategies to accelerate cancer immunotherapy development. The company provides comprehensive services to support oncolytic virotherapy projects, delivering customized approaches to help clients effectively integrate oncolytic viruses (OVs) with cancer vaccines, and offers the framework and tools needed to design, construct, and validate oncolytic viruses for combination therapy.
| Required Starting Materials | Project Consultation and Design |
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Professional technicians actively communicate with clients to understand the project goals, target antigens of interest, and oncolytic viruses. This will be followed by a comprehensive project proposal as well as an OV construction strategy, experimental plan, expected completion time, and deliverables. |
| OV Vector Construction | In Vitro OV Characterization |
| Creative Biolabs employs advanced recombinant DNA technology to design OVs that express target TAA or enhance vaccine efficacy, potentially involving modification of the viral genome to improve tumor selectivity, enhance immunogenicity, or incorporate therapeutic genes. | The constructed OVs undergo rigorous in vitro testing to assess their replication efficiency, tumor cell selectivity, and cytotoxic activity. We also evaluate the expression of transgene products and confirm the genetic stability of the OVs. |
| In Vivo Preclinical Studies | Data Analysis and Reporting |
| Creative Biolabs conducts preclinical studies in relevant animal models to evaluate the safety, efficacy, and immunogenicity of the OV-vaccine combination therapy. This includes assessing tumor growth inhibition, immune response induction, and potential toxicity. | We provide detailed reports summarizing the experimental procedures, results, and statistical analyses. Our team of experts will work closely with you to interpret the data and discuss potential next steps. |
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Detailed study reports with raw and analyzed data. Characterized OV constructs (e.g., purified virus stocks). Optimized protocols for OV production and application. |
The typical timeframe for this service is 12 to 20 weeks, depending on the oncolytic virus design complexity, in vivo model requirements, and study scope. |
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The implementation of combination therapy incorporating engineered oncolytic viruses and cancer vaccines in standard in vivo murine models and in vitro neoplastic cell line systems, particularly those for ovarian cancer, has led to a notable boost in anti-tumor effectiveness. Outcomes from a plethora of published research projects offer important outlooks on its substantial prospects for treating ovarian cancer.
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Creative Biolabs is a trusted partner for oncolytic virotherapy development, offering several key advantages:
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Oncolytic virotherapy is a promising approach in cancer treatment, utilizing viruses to selectively target and destroy tumor cells. The field has witnessed significant advancements, with ongoing research focusing on enhancing OV efficacy and safety. Combination therapies, particularly those involving cancer vaccines, are emerging as a powerful strategy to harness the full potential of oncolytic viruses and stimulate durable anti-tumor immunity.
Oncolytic Virotherapy Development for Combination Therapy with Cancer Vaccines
Oncolytic viruses can be used as viral vectors to deliver therapeutic genes, including those encoding tumor-associated antigens, directly to tumor cells. This approach enhances the immunogenicity of cancer vaccines by promoting antigen presentation and stimulating potent anti-tumor immune responses. Furthermore, the combination of oncolytic virotherapy with cancer vaccines can create a synergistic effect, where the OV-mediated tumor lysis releases tumor antigens, further amplifying the vaccine-induced immune response.
Tab.1 TAA encoding OV for cancer vaccination.
| Oncolytic Virus | Tumor Antigen | Tumor model |
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| Adenovirus | DCT | B16F10 |
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| MART-1 | NSFA-MART-1 | |
| PSA/PSCA | RM11-PSA | |
| HSV | PAP | TRAMP-C2 |
| Vaccine Virus | CEA | MC38-CEA |
| E6/E7 | TC-1 | |
| gp33 | B16F10 | |
| HY | MB49 | |
| Ova | MOSE-Ova | |
| VSV | BRAF | B16F10 |
| E6/E7 | TC-1 | |
| Ova | B16F10-Ova | |
| gp-100 | ||
| gp33 |
Creative Biolabs is dedicated to providing cutting-edge solutions for oncolytic virotherapy development, particularly in the context of combination therapy with cancer vaccines. Our services are designed to empower researchers and biopharmaceutical companies in their quest to develop more effective cancer immunotherapies. If you have any need, please feel free to contact us!
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