Autologous Dendritic Cell Vaccine Optimization for Therapy of Patients with Disseminated Malignant Ne

Abstract

Immunobiological features of the dendritic cells (DC) were studied for the production of DC-vaccine (DCV) optimization. DC were differentiated in vitro in GM-CSF (previously studied concentration 72 ng/ml and IL-4 0–45 ng/ml containing medium. GM-CSF compounds by Pharmsynthez (Russia) and Cell Genix (Germany) and IL-4 by Cell Genix (Germany) were used. Comparative assays of mature and immature DC immunophenotype using different GM-CSF compounds was performed. CD1а, CD83, CD86, CD80, CCR7 и HLA DR are recommended optimal markers of DC for the standardization of technologic process. Flow cytometry and immunocytochemistry assays revealed no differences in mature DC markers expression (p>0,05). This indicates the expediency of Pharmsynthez (Russia) GM-CSF usage for DCV production. Optimal IL-4 concentrations (5–15 ng/ml) providing qualitative characteristics for DCV production were found using second level one-way polynomial model

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