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Global Translational Medicine                                      The research advances in HPV integration








                 References  [122]  https://sqzbiotech.com/  patients-2/  https://sqzbiotech.com/  patients-2/  [123,124]  [125,126]  [127,128]  (Cont’d...)











                 Status  Phase I   completed  Phase I   recruiting  Phase I/II   recruiting  Phase I   completed  Phase I/II   recruiting  Phase II   recruiting


                    None of the 5 patients immunized  displayed a complete or partial   In preclinical studies, SQZ ®  AACs  have been shown to induce robust  immune responses to CD8 T-cell  infiltration and were correlated   In preclinical studies, SQZ ®  eAPCs  have been shown to generate robust  CD8 + T cell responses to multiple  antigens through simultaneous  expression of the antigens CD86,   membrane-bound IL-2 and   Three patients (of 17 patients  evaluated) displ





                 Treatment effect  response  with tumor reduction  membrane-bound IL-12  density  following clinical trials







                    Two novel Trojan peptide   complexes, composed of   MAGE-A3 and HPV 16   SQZ ®  Activating Antigen   Carriers (AACs), derived   from engineered red blood   cells, are designed to   transport tumor-specific   antigens and adjuvants to a   patient’s own professional   antigen-presenting cells.   SQZ-AAC-HPV targets E6   and E7 oncoproteins  Delivering five different   mRNAs (targeting E6   and E7) to the patient’s   SQZ-PBMC-HPV is a novel   cancer vacci




                 Principle  epitopes                   monocytes



                    MAGE-A3/HPV 16 Trojan   peptides 0001 and 0002  SQZ-PBMC-HPV  TG4001 and avelumab






                 Name        SQZ-AAC-HPV         SQZ-eAPC-HPV                               PDS0101 and   pembrolizumab


                    MAGE-A3 positive tumor   and/or HPV 16 positive   head and neck squamous   HPV16+metastatic solid   HPV16+metastatic solid   HPV16+metastatic solid   Metastatic or refractory/  recurrent HPV16+cancer:   cervical, vulvar, vaginal,   papillomavirus-associated




                 Cancer type  cell carcinoma  tumors  tumors      tumors             penile and anal  High-risk human   oropharynx cancer
             Table 2. (Continued)  Clinical trial No.  NCT00257738  NCT04892043  NCT05357898  NCT04084951  NCT03260023  NCT05232851  NCT04260126











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