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Vaccination of a Melanoma Patient with Mature Dendritic Cells Pulsed with MAGE-3 Peptides Triggers the Activity of Nonvaccine Anti-Tumor Cells

Javier Carrasco, Aline Van Pel, Bart Neyns, Bernard Lethé, Francis Brasseur, Nicolina Renkvist, Pierre van der Bruggen, Nicolas van Baren, Robert Paulus, Kris Thielemans, Thierry Boon and Danièle Godelaine
J Immunol March 1, 2008, 180 (5) 3585-3593; DOI: https://doi.org/10.4049/jimmunol.180.5.3585
Javier Carrasco
*Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Christian de Duve Institute, Cellular Genetics Unit, Université Catholique de Louvain;
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Aline Van Pel
*Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Christian de Duve Institute, Cellular Genetics Unit, Université Catholique de Louvain;
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Bart Neyns
†Department of Medical Oncology, Universitair Ziekenhuis Brussel;
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Bernard Lethé
*Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Christian de Duve Institute, Cellular Genetics Unit, Université Catholique de Louvain;
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Francis Brasseur
*Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Christian de Duve Institute, Cellular Genetics Unit, Université Catholique de Louvain;
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Nicolina Renkvist
*Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Christian de Duve Institute, Cellular Genetics Unit, Université Catholique de Louvain;
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Pierre van der Bruggen
*Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Christian de Duve Institute, Cellular Genetics Unit, Université Catholique de Louvain;
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Nicolas van Baren
*Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Christian de Duve Institute, Cellular Genetics Unit, Université Catholique de Louvain;
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Robert Paulus
§Centre hospitalier Peltzer-La Tourelle, Verviers, Belgium
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Kris Thielemans
‡Department of Physiology-Immunology, Faculty of Medicine, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussels; and
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Thierry Boon
*Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Christian de Duve Institute, Cellular Genetics Unit, Université Catholique de Louvain;
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Danièle Godelaine
*Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Christian de Duve Institute, Cellular Genetics Unit, Université Catholique de Louvain;
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    Frequency and diversity of anti-vaccine and anti-tumor T cells in the blood of patient LB2586. A, Clinical evolution of the patient. NED, No evidence of disease. B, Frequencies of anti-vaccine and anti-tumor T cells. Circles refer to frequencies based on in vitro cultures (MLPC), squares refer to frequencies based on clonotypic PCR. All evaluations were conducted under limiting dilution conditions and details are given in Tables I and II. The asterisk (∗) indicates that the value is based on a single positive group in the limiting dilution analysis. The frequencies of anti-MAGE-3.A1 CTL and anti-tumor CTL are referred to total blood CD8 T cells, while the frequencies of anti-MAGE-3.DP4 T cells are referred to total blood CD4 T cells. C, Diversity of anti-vaccine (top panel) and anti-tumor (bottom panel) T cells. T cell clones derived from individual microcultures are represented with different numbers (anti-vaccine) or letters (anti-tumor) corresponding to different TCR sequences. The occurrence of repeated clones is also indicated. The target Ag is mentioned; for some clones, it was not determined (ND).

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    Development of the mixed tumor response in patient LB2586. Regressing lesions on the posterior face of the right leg are encircled. The squares frame lesions that progressed over the same period of time.

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    Frequency and diversity of anti-vaccine and anti-tumor T cells in various skin metastases of patient LB2586. A, Diversity of anti-tumor T cells obtained from freshly prepared single cell suspensions from tumor fragments. TIL clones emerging from individual microcultures restimulated with tumor cells are referred to by different capital letters corresponding to different TCR sequences. The occurrence of repeated clones is indicated. The target Ag is mentioned; for some clones, it was not determined (ND). B, Frequency of anti-vaccine and anti-tumor TCR β-chains. Total RNA was extracted from fragments of resected frozen metastases and the total number of TCR β-chain transcripts was quantified. The frequencies of TCR β-chains of anti-vaccine clonotypes 1 and 2 and of anti-tumor clonotype A were evaluated among total TCR β-chains under limiting dilution conditions either by β-chain clonotypic PCR or by TCR-β screening. Values are given in Table II. The asterisk (∗) indicates that the value is based on a single positive group in the limiting dilution analysis.

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    Frequencies of anti-MAGE-3.A1 and anti-MAGE-C2.B44 CD8 T cells and anti-MAGE-3.DP4 CD4 T cells measured in the blood (PBMC)a

    200220032004
    OctoberDecemberJanuaryAprilJuneOctoberNovemberDecemberFebruaryJuneAugust
    CD8 anti-MAGE-3.A1 (clonotype 1)
     MLPC<3.4 × 10−71.1 × 10−65.2 × 10−65.6 × 10−65.5 × 10−62.8 × 10−5
    (2.9 × 106)(8.8 × 105)(9.7 × 105)(1.4 × 106)(9.2 × 105)(5.8 × 105)
     α- and β-chains clonotypic PCR<8.3 × 10−77.5 × 10−65.1 × 10−5
    (1.2 × 106)(2.8 × 105)(2.8 × 105)
    CD8 anti-MAGE-C2.B44 (clonotype A)
     α- and β-chain clonotypic PCR<8.3 × 10−71.5 × 10−54.2 × 10−52.8 × 10−5
    (1.2 × 106)(7 × 104)(2.8 × 105)(2.8 × 105)
    CD4 anti-MAGE-3.DP4 (clonotype 2)
     Ex vivo tetramer<3 × 10−78 × 10−65.4 × 10−5
    (3.5 × 106)(1.2 × 106)(5.5 × 105)
     β-chain clonotypic PCR2.5 × 10−56.6 × 10−5
    (1.2 × 106)(1.2 × 105)
    • a Values correspond to frequency among CD8 or CD4 T cells, respectively. The number of CD8 or CD4 T cells analyzed to establish the frequencies are represented in parentheses.

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    Frequencies of anti-MAGE-3.A1 and anti-MAGE-C2.B44 CD8 T cells and anti-MAGE-3.DP4 CD4 T cells measured in tumor samples (cutaneous in transit metastases)a

    200220032004
    OctoberDecemberJanuaryAprilJuneOctoberNovemberDecemberFebruaryJuneAugust
    CD8 anti-MAGE-3.A1 (clonotype 1)
     β-chain clonotypic PCR3.3 × 10−6<1.4 × 10−5 (7 × 104)1.5 × 10−5 (7 × 104)6.7 × 10−5 (7 × 104)
    (3 × 105)
    CD8 anti-MAGE-C2.B44 (clonotype A)
     β-chain clonotypic PCR(i) or TCRβ screening(ii)6.2 × 10−6 (i)1.5% (ii) (400)0.7% (ii) (151)2.2% (ii) (387)
    (3 × 105)
    CD4 anti-MAGE-3.DP4 (clonotype 2)
     β-chain clonotypic PCR<1.2 × 10−5<1.2 × 10−5 (8 × 104)1.4 × 10−5 (7 × 104)
    (8 × 104)
    • a Values correspond to frequency among TCR β-chains. The number of TCR β-chains analyzed to establish the frequencies is represented in parentheses.

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    Table III.

    Expression of cancer-germline and melanocytic differentiation genes in tumor samples from patient LB2586

    Before VaccinationAfter Vaccination
    Cutaneous MetastasesCutaneous MetastasesCell Cultures
    AB2586-MEL.BLB2586-MEL.G
    MAGE-A1−−−(+)+++
    MAGE-A3++++++++++
    MAGE-A4−(+)−+++
    MAGE-A10−−(+)(+)++
    MAGE-C2++++++++
    LAGE-1−−−−−
    NY-ESO1LAGE-2−−−−−
    NA17-A++++++++++++
    Tyrosinase+++++++++++++
    Melan-AMART-1++++++++++++++
    gp100+++−+−
    • Cutaneous metastases were resected in August 2002 (before vaccination, A and B) and in October 2003 (after vaccination). Cell cultures were derived from cutaneous metastases resected in June 2003 (LB2586-MEL.B) and October 2004 (LB2586-MEL.G). Gene expression levels were evaluated semiquantitatively using the intensity of the bands obtained by separating PCR products in agarose gel. The results are expressed as +++, ++, +, or (+) if the amount of the PCR-amplified product is equal or greater than that obtained with 1/1, 1/3, 1/9, and 1/27 dilutions of the reference RNA used for each gene. Lower levels of expression are scored negative. Reference RNA is extracted from tumor cell lines expressing the relevant genes.

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