PLX096614
GSE142630: Hiltonol and pRNA stimuli induce an immune activating profile in the transcriptomics of cDC1s
- Organsim human
- Type RNASEQ
- Target gene
- Project ARCHS4
8 ligand), and compared these samples to unstimulated counterparts. Both methods, RNA-seq and microarray, gave very similar results and showed that Hiltonol and pRNA lead to almost identical changes in the transcriptome of cDC1 mDCs. A gene ontology (GO) term analysis suggested that these changes were mainly related to activation and maturation pathways, including induction of type I IFN and IL-12 transcription, while pathways related to adverse effects or cell damage were not strongly affected. The combination of both reagents in the DC cultures gave a very similar result as compared to either stimulus alone, suggesting no synergistic effect. Together, our results indicate that both stimuli are potent clinical grade adjuvants with comparable effects to mature cDC1 mDCs within an immunogenic profile in short-term cultures suitable to be used in immunotherapy. SOURCE: Jessie,van,Buggenum Radboud University
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