Personalized DNA and Peptide Vaccines Elicit Neoantigen-Driven T-Cell Responses in Pancreatic Cancer

This study provides data from two phase I clinical trials (NCT03122106, NCT03956056) that evaluated the safety and immunogenicity of DNA-based and synthetic long peptide personalized cancer vaccines. Exome and RNA sequence data were used to identify somatic mutations, predict neoantigens, and design personalized cancer vaccines. Immune monitoring was performed on each patient to assess neoantigen specific T-cell responses.

• Type: Clinical Cohort
• Archive: The database of Genotypes and Phenotypes (dbGaP)