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Mechanisms of efficacy and toxicity of immune checkpoint inhibitors in human cancer patients

About this Dissertation
Student Name:	Duffy, Alyssa
Date Uploaded:	07/01/2024
Research Field:	Health Sciences, Immunology, Biology, General, and Health Sciences, Oncology
Department or Specialty:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Synergistic Paradigm of Radiotherapy and PD-L1 Blockade Orchestrates the Induction of Stem-Like T Cell Populations within the Tumor-Draining Lymph Node

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Tippitak, Patan
Date Uploaded:	04/03/2024
Research Field:	Health Sciences, Oncology, Health Sciences, Immunology, and Biology, General
Department or Specialty:	Chemistry

Tumor Membrane Vesicles as a Personalized Vaccine Immunotherapy Platform for Cancer

About this Dissertation
Student Name:	Munoz, Luis
Date Uploaded:	11/06/2021
Research Field:	Biology, General, Biology, Molecular, and Health Sciences, Immunology
Department or Specialty:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Dynamic Immune and Stromal Modulation by Therapeutic Targeting of IL-6 in Pancreatic Cancer

About this Dissertation
Student Name:	Ware, Michael
Date Uploaded:	10/19/2020
Research Field:	Biology, General
Department or Specialty:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Induction of anti-tumor immunity by vaccine immunotherapy in murine lung cancer models

About this Master's Thesis
Student Name:	Huang, Lei
Date Uploaded:	04/06/2019
Research Field:	Biology, General
Department or Specialty:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Development of a Tumor Membrane-based Vaccine for Breast Cancer, Studied as a Monotherapy and in Combination with Immune Checkpoint Blockade Antibodies

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Vartabedian, Vincent Frank
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Health Sciences, Immunology and Biology, General
Department or Specialty:	Biology

Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide Antagonist Enhances T cell Proliferation and Synergizes with PD-1 Antibodies to Promote Anti-Melanoma T cell Immune Responses

About this Master's Thesis
Student Name:	Pankove, Rebecca
Date Uploaded:	04/05/2018
Research Field:	Biology, General, Health Sciences, Oncology, and Health Sciences, Immunology
Department or Specialty:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences