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Biology of Blood and Marrow Transplantation
Volume 16, Issue 3
, Pages
320-332
, March 2010
Partial T Cell-Depleted Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplantation following Reduced-Intensity Conditioning Creates a Platform for Immunotherapy with Donor Lymphocyte Infusion and Recipient Dendritic Cell Vaccination in Multiple Myeloma
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Clinical course of patient UPN2 (A) and patient UPN17 (B). The Y-axis on the left shows disease load as measured by serum FLCs or M-protein, and is shown with the green line. The Y-axis on the right s
Clinical course of patient UPN2 (A) and patient UPN17 (B). The Y-axis on the left shows disease load as measured by serum FLCs or M-protein, and is shown with the green line. The Y-axis on the right shows the percentage recipient cells in peripheral blood and is shown with a purple line. Triangle in blue indicates autologous SCT, triangle in red indicates RIC-SCT, triangle in orange indicates DLI, and triple-triangle in blue indicates 1 cycle of DC-vaccinations.
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(A) Preclinical study of characteristics of mature DC generated from cryopreserved apheresis products from 4MM patients. Apheresis was performed after autologous SCT. Cultured DC had a mature phenotyp(A) Preclinical study of characteristics of mature DC generated from cryopreserved apheresis products from 4
MM patients. Apheresis was performed after autologous SCT. Cultured DC had a mature phenotype with high expression of CD83, CD80, and CD86. (B) In vitro stimulation capacity of mature DC generated from cryopreserved apheresis products. DC from patients 1 and 2 and patients 3 and 4 were tested with responder cells from different healthy donors. -
(A) Characteristics of DC vaccine from thawed apheresis products. Postcryopreservation, the yield of PBMC varied from 45% to 90% and yield of CD14+ monocytes varied from 25% to 57%. Yield of mature DC(A) Characteristics of DC vaccine from thawed apheresis products. Postcryopreservation, the yield of PBMC varied from 45% to 90% and yield of CD14+ monocytes varied from 25% to 57%. Yield of mature DC from CD14+ cells was sufficient in 4 patients (9%-16%); however, <5% in 2 patients. Viability of the vaccination product was >90% for all administered vaccines. (B) DC vaccine phenotype. All administered DC vaccines had a mature phenotype with high expression of the cell surface antigens CD83, CD80, CD86, and CCR7.
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(A) KLH specific T cell proliferation indicated as stimulation index. (B) Regulatory T cells (CD25 bright+ cells within the CD3+CD4+ population) before and after each DC vaccination in 5 patients trea(A) KLH specific T cell proliferation indicated as stimulation index. (B) Regulatory T cells (CD25 bright+ cells within the CD3+CD4+ population) before and after each DC vaccination in 5 patients treated with DC vaccination.
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Clinical course of patient UPN3 (A) and patient UPN7 (B). The Y-axis on the left shows disease load as measured by serum FLCs or M-protein, and is shown with the green line. The Y-axis on the right shClinical course of patient UPN3 (A) and patient UPN7 (B). The Y-axis on the left shows disease load as measured by serum FLCs or M-protein, and is shown with the green line. The Y-axis on the right shows the percentage recipient cells in peripheral blood and is shown with a purple line. Triangle in blue indicates autologous SCT, triangle in red indicates RIC-SCT, triangle in orange indicates DLI, and triple-triangle in blue indicates 1 cycle of DC vaccinations.
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Clinical course of patient UPN8. The Y-axis on the left shows disease load as measured by serum FLCs or M-protein, and is shown with the green line. The Y-axis on the right shows the percentage recipiClinical course of patient UPN8. The Y-axis on the left shows disease load as measured by serum FLCs or M-protein, and is shown with the green line. The Y-axis on the right shows the percentage recipient cells in PB and is shown with a purple line. Triangle in blue indicates autologous SCT, triangle in red indicates RIC-SCT, triangle in orange indicate DLI and triple-triangle in blue indicate 1 cycle of DC vaccinations.
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OS of 20 patients after RIC-SCT with a median follow-up of 27 months. (A) Current PFS of 20 patients after RIC-SCT. Progression was noted when systemic therapy was started.OS of 20 patients after RIC-SCT with a median follow-up of 27 months. (A) Current PFS of 20 patients after RIC-SCT. Progression was noted when systemic therapy was started.
Financial disclosure: See Acknowledgments on page 332.
PII: S1083-8791(09)00462-5
doi: 10.1016/j.bbmt.2009.10.006
© 2010 American Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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