Exploring the Potential of Nanocarriers for Cancer Immunotherapy: Insights into Mechanism, Nanocarriers, and Regulatory Perspectives
Tanmoy Kanp,
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Anish Dhuri,
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M Bharath
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et al.
ACS Applied Bio Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 10, 2025
Immunotherapy
is
a
cutting-edge
approach
that
leverages
sophisticated
technology
to
target
tumor-specific
antibodies
and
modulate
the
immune
system
eradicate
cancer
enhance
patients'
quality
of
life.
Bioinformatics
genetic
science
advancements
have
made
it
possible
diagnose
treat
patients
using
immunotherapy
technology.
However,
current
immunotherapies
against
limited
clinical
benefits
due
cancer-associated
antigens,
which
often
fail
interact
with
cells
exhibit
insufficient
therapeutic
targeting
unintended
side
effects.
To
surmount
this
challenge,
nanoparticle
systems
emerged
as
potential
strategy
for
transporting
immunotherapeutic
agents
activating
combat
tumors.
Consequently,
process
potentially
generates
an
antigen-specific
T
response
effectively
suppresses
growth.
Furthermore,
nanoplatforms
high
specificity,
efficacy,
diagnostic
potential,
imaging
capabilities,
making
them
promising
tools
treatment.
informative
paper
delves
into
various
available
immunotherapies,
including
CAR
therapy
checkpoint
blockade,
cytokines,
vaccines,
monoclonal
antibodies.
concept
theragnostic
nanotechnology,
integrates
diagnostics
more
personalized
treatment
therapy.
Additionally,
covers
different
nanocarrier
systems,
marketed
products,
trials,
regulatory
considerations,
future
prospects
immunotherapy.
Language: Английский
Recent Progress in Cancer Vaccines and Nanovaccines
Kishwor Poudel,
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Tulasi Vithiananthan,
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Jong Oh Kim
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et al.
Biomaterials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
314, P. 122856 - 122856
Published: Sept. 28, 2024
Language: Английский
Improving the Efficacy of Cancer mRNA Vaccines
The Cancer Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
31(2)
Published: March 1, 2025
mRNA
vaccines
consist
of
antigen-encoding
mRNA,
which
produces
the
antigenic
protein
upon
translation.
Coupling
antigen
production
with
innate
immune
activation
can
generate
a
potent,
antigen-specific
T-cell
response.
Clinical
reports
have
demonstrated
ability
to
elicit
an
anticancer
response
against
various
tumor
types.
Here,
we
discuss
strategies
enhance
potency
vaccines.
We
provide
overview
existing
knowledge
regarding
and
trafficking
mechanisms
share
optimization
boost
mRNA-mediated
production.
In
addition,
address
methods
target
dendritic
cells
lymph
nodes,
key
initiators
Finally,
review
for
enhancing
using
adjuvants
compatible
offer
unique
advantages
that
be
utilized
oncology
applications.
However,
significant
work
is
needed
understand
their
underlying
develop
technologies
improve
effectiveness.
Language: Английский