intra tumoral cancer therapies in melanoma

Intra-Tumoral Cancer Therapy refers to any therapy that is delivered in very close anatomical proximity to a tumor with the intention of direct uptake by tumors or tumor cells. Intra-Tumoral immunotherapy aims to use tumors as its own vaccine. By using tumors as a source of antigens expressed across multiple tumor clones, it aims to initiate local recruitment of immune cells into the tumor & subsequently prime T cells for a systemic polyclonal antitumor response addressing intra- & inter-tumoral heterogeneity. 

Multiple Intra-Tumoral approaches such as immune-potentiating cytokines, TLR and STING agonists, T-cell checkpoint inhibitors, suppressive cytokine inhibitors or traps, OVs, plasmid DNA, etc., are under clinical development for melanoma patients.

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