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Synthesized Multiple Antigenic Polypeptide Vaccine Based on B-Cell Epitopes of Human Heparanase Could Elicit a Potent Antimetastatic Effect on Human Hepatocellular Carcinoma In Vivo
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MAP vaccine based on B-cell epitopes of HPSE is capable of alleviating HCC metastasis in vivo, mainly through inhibiting the HPSE activity and tumor associated angiogenesis, by virtue of the specific anti-MAP polyclonal antibodies. Furthermore, these HPSE-specific antibodies do not cause obvious abnormalities on certain HPSE positive blood cells and organs. Our study provides theoretical evidences for the clinical use of the synthesized MAP vaccine based on B-cell epitopes of HPSE in preventing HCC metastasis.
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