Archives of dermatology · 2002
Hypopigmentation associated with an adenovirus-mediated gp100/MART-1-transduced dendritic cell vaccine for metastatic melanoma.
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Tsao Hensin, Millman Peri, Linette Gerald P, Hodi F Stephen, Sober Arthur J, Goldberg Mark A, Haluska Frank G
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BACKGROUND: Reports of vitiligo associated with metastases and rare cases of spontaneous regression of disease have fueled enthusiasm for immunologic approaches to the treatment of advanced melanoma. More recent strategies have focused on using antigen-presenting dendritic cells as vaccines.
OBSERVATIONS: We observed 3 cases of leukoderma associated with a novel adenovirus-mediated gp100/MART-1-transduced dendritic cell (MART indicates melanoma antigen recognized by T cells). All 3 patients had advanced metastatic melanoma. Despite the development of this leukodermic response, all patients experienced disease progression while under treatment.
CONCLUSION: We provide the initial evidence for effective induction of a leukodermic response with a gp100/MART-1-transduced dendritic cell vaccine.
OBSERVATIONS: We observed 3 cases of leukoderma associated with a novel adenovirus-mediated gp100/MART-1-transduced dendritic cell (MART indicates melanoma antigen recognized by T cells). All 3 patients had advanced metastatic melanoma. Despite the development of this leukodermic response, all patients experienced disease progression while under treatment.
CONCLUSION: We provide the initial evidence for effective induction of a leukodermic response with a gp100/MART-1-transduced dendritic cell vaccine.