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Tumor antigen peptides from HL-60 cells induce specific immune response
Bo Huang1, Zuohua Feng, Guimei Zhang
1Department of Medical Molecular Biology, Tongji Medical College, Wuhan 430030, China.
Objective:
To prepare tumor antigen peptides from HL-60 cells and to induce specific immune response.
Methods:
HL-60 antigen peptides were obtained using techniques including freezing and thawing, heat precipitation and acid precipitation. The stimulating effect of the in vitro Hsp70 binding HL-60 peptides on PBMC and the proliferation of stimulated PBMC were observed by T cell activation test. The cytotoxicity of proliferated PBMC is detected by incubating HL-60 cells or K562 cells with PBMC respectively.
Results:
The obtained tumor antigen peptides were a peptides mixture. The mixed peptides could activate PBMC and cause PBMC proliferation in vitro after presented by Hsp70. The proliferated PBMC showed specific cytotoxicity to HL-60 cells but not to K562 cells.
Conclusion:
The method for preparing of human leukemia tumor antigen peptides used in this paper is simple and easy; the obtained antigen peptides can induce specific immune response in vitro.