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Human tumor antigens: Implications for cancer vaccine development
Rong Fu Wang
Academic Institute
Houston Methodist
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Tumor Antigen
100%
Human Tumors
100%
Cancer Vaccine
100%
Vaccine Development
100%
MHC Class II
57%
T Cells
42%
Tumor-specific
28%
Tumor
14%
Autoimmune Disease
14%
Cancer Cells
14%
Melanoma
14%
Adoptive Transfer
14%
Tumor-infiltrating Lymphocytes
14%
Cancer Treatment
14%
Infectious Diseases
14%
Antigen-specific
14%
Therapeutic Strategies
14%
CD4+ T Cells
14%
Interleukin-2
14%
Host Immune Response
14%
Genetic Approach
14%
Tumor Rejection
14%
Differentiation Antigen
14%
Common Antigen
14%
Cancer Cell Interactions
14%
Medicine and Dentistry
Tumor Antigen
100%
Tumor Vaccine
100%
Vaccine Development
100%
Major Histocompatibility Complex
37%
T Cell
37%
Malignant Neoplasm
25%
Cancer Cell
25%
Infectious Disease
12%
Melanoma
12%
Neoplasm
12%
Specific Tumor
12%
Immune Response
12%
Autoimmune Disease
12%
Adoptive Transfer
12%
T-Helper Cell
12%
Cancer Therapy
12%
Interleukin 2
12%
Tumor Differentiation Antigen
12%
Tumor Infiltrating Lymphocyte
12%
Cell Interaction
12%
Tumor Rejection
12%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Tumor Antigen
100%
Tumor Vaccine
100%
Vaccine Development
100%
Malignant Neoplasm
71%
Neoplasm
71%
Diseases
14%
Autoimmune Disease
14%
Melanoma
14%
Interleukin 2
14%
Differentiation Antigen
14%