Trial Outcomes & Findings for DC Vaccine in Colorectal Cancer (NCT NCT03730948)
NCT ID: NCT03730948
Last Updated: 2024-05-24
Results Overview
Assessment of cellular immune activity may occur via the application of flow cytometry. Numbers of peptide-specific CD8+ T cells will be measured by flow cytometric-based intracellular cytokine or tetramer staining. Flow cytometric assays will include an examination of the influence of immunotherapy on the ability of subject T cells to exhibit phenotypic markers associated with cytolytic potential (e.g. IFN-y, IL-2, TNF-alpha, Granzyme B) after short-term stimulation by mutated peptide and p-HLA multimer staining. PBMC responses against a pool of known antigenic Cytomegalovirus, Epstein Barr Virus and Influenza epitopes will be evaluated in order to track general cellular immune competence during the study.
TERMINATED
PHASE1
4 participants
Screening, Day 1, Day 43, Day 85. Also at following timepoints, which will vary by subject: 7-14 days after last vaccine; 30 days after last vaccine; every 3 months beginning 6 months since first vaccine until month 12.
2024-05-24
Participant Flow
Participant milestones
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All Subjects
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
DC Vaccine #1: protocol-specified dose of 7.50x10\^6 - 1.50x10\^7 DC per peptide; minimum acceptable dose for infusion is 1.0x10\^6 DC per peptide.
DC Vaccine #2 and #3: 1.0x10\^6 - 5.0x10\^6 DC per peptide; minimum acceptable dose for infusion is 1.0x10\^6 DC per peptide.
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Overall Study
STARTED
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4
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Overall Study
COMPLETED
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2
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Overall Study
NOT COMPLETED
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2
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Reasons for withdrawal
Withdrawal data not reported
Baseline Characteristics
DC Vaccine in Colorectal Cancer
Baseline characteristics by cohort
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All Subjects
n=4 Participants
All subjects will receive the vaccine and be followed per the schedule of procedures.
DC vaccine: DC vaccine for colorectal cancer
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Age, Categorical
<=18 years
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0 Participants
n=99 Participants
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Age, Categorical
Between 18 and 65 years
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2 Participants
n=99 Participants
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Age, Categorical
>=65 years
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2 Participants
n=99 Participants
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Sex: Female, Male
Female
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3 Participants
n=99 Participants
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Sex: Female, Male
Male
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1 Participants
n=99 Participants
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Race (NIH/OMB)
American Indian or Alaska Native
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0 Participants
n=99 Participants
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Race (NIH/OMB)
Asian
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0 Participants
n=99 Participants
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Race (NIH/OMB)
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
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0 Participants
n=99 Participants
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Race (NIH/OMB)
Black or African American
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0 Participants
n=99 Participants
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Race (NIH/OMB)
White
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3 Participants
n=99 Participants
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Race (NIH/OMB)
More than one race
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0 Participants
n=99 Participants
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Race (NIH/OMB)
Unknown or Not Reported
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1 Participants
n=99 Participants
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Region of Enrollment
United States
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4 participants
n=99 Participants
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PRIMARY outcome
Timeframe: Screening, Day 1, Day 43, Day 85. Also at following timepoints, which will vary by subject: 7-14 days after last vaccine; 30 days after last vaccine; every 3 months beginning 6 months since first vaccine until month 12.Population: Results are reported as IFN-G producing cells / 5x10\^5 cells, all CD3+ T cells. Neither subject was tested at 6 months, 9 months, or 12 months time points.
Assessment of cellular immune activity may occur via the application of flow cytometry. Numbers of peptide-specific CD8+ T cells will be measured by flow cytometric-based intracellular cytokine or tetramer staining. Flow cytometric assays will include an examination of the influence of immunotherapy on the ability of subject T cells to exhibit phenotypic markers associated with cytolytic potential (e.g. IFN-y, IL-2, TNF-alpha, Granzyme B) after short-term stimulation by mutated peptide and p-HLA multimer staining. PBMC responses against a pool of known antigenic Cytomegalovirus, Epstein Barr Virus and Influenza epitopes will be evaluated in order to track general cellular immune competence during the study.
Outcome measures
| Measure |
Subject 01, Antigen TBCC1D23 K632X
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen CDC7 L28X
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen MSH3 K381X
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen NKTR 613-614X
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen DDX51 P492L
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen APC A885X
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen TCERG1 R889X
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen MAP3K21 A767V
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen DAG1 W31R
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen ZC3H18 A886V
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen PRR11 K20X
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen MSH6 Q657H
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen DOCK3 T1850X
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen FAM214BA42X
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen FHDC1F100X
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen DOCK1E1616X
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen PLA2G6 S359L
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen POLG2K160E
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen LYSMD3 V111A
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen FARR459H
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen PDHXI190L
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen FNIP2 K575E
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen ARID1AG284X
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen ACVR2AK435X
n=1 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Changes in Numbers of Peptide-specific CD8+ T Cells (Post-vaccine Immune Response)
Screening
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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Changes in Numbers of Peptide-specific CD8+ T Cells (Post-vaccine Immune Response)
Day 1
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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1 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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33 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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27 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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36 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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1339 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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5 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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9 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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15 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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9 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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Changes in Numbers of Peptide-specific CD8+ T Cells (Post-vaccine Immune Response)
Day 85 (week 12)
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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253 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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167 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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55 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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280 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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85 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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331 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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10 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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12 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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5 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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8 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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5 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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38 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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8 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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500 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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255 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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237 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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Changes in Numbers of Peptide-specific CD8+ T Cells (Post-vaccine Immune Response)
7-14 days after last vaccine (week 14)
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53 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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286 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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13 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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306 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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352 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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9 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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432 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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10 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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3 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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5 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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4 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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19 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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10 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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5 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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2 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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2 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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29 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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414 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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491 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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80 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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Changes in Numbers of Peptide-specific CD8+ T Cells (Post-vaccine Immune Response)
Day 43 (week 6)
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201 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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234 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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312 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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65 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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240 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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650 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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5 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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17 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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5 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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43 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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34 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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289 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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75 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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618 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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Changes in Numbers of Peptide-specific CD8+ T Cells (Post-vaccine Immune Response)
30 days after last vaccine
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325 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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1159 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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461 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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697 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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34 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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43 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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1250 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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1 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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0 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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789 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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453 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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20 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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2 IFN-G producing cells / 5x10^5 cells
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PRIMARY outcome
Timeframe: Through study completion (at 12 months)Population: The number of participants includes 1 subject who began the study but did not complete it.
Number of subjects who experienced adverse events. Detailed adverse event data is presented in the AE section.
Outcome measures
| Measure |
Subject 01, Antigen TBCC1D23 K632X
n=3 Participants
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen CDC7 L28X
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen MSH3 K381X
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen NKTR 613-614X
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen DDX51 P492L
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen APC A885X
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen TCERG1 R889X
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen MAP3K21 A767V
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen DAG1 W31R
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen ZC3H18 A886V
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen PRR11 K20X
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 01, Antigen MSH6 Q657H
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen DOCK3 T1850X
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen FAM214BA42X
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen FHDC1F100X
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen DOCK1E1616X
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen PLA2G6 S359L
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen POLG2K160E
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen LYSMD3 V111A
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen FARR459H
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen PDHXI190L
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen FNIP2 K575E
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen ARID1AG284X
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Subject 02, Antigen ACVR2AK435X
All subjects will receive the DC vaccine for colorectal cancer and be followed per the schedule of procedures. Each subject's vaccine is created using a panel of subject-specific (unique) tumor neoantigen peptides. Therefore, antigens tested for each subject are different.
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Adverse Events Experienced by Subjects (i.e. Safety of DC Vaccine in Subjects With Surgically Resected Hypermutated CRC)
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3 participants
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SECONDARY outcome
Timeframe: Screening, Day 1, Day 43, Day 85. Also at following timepoints, which will vary by subject: 7-14 days after last vaccine; 30 days after last vaccine; every 3 months beginning 6 months since first vaccine until month 12.Population: Per protocol, tissue samples will be used if obtained as part of standard of care procedures only. No samples were collected as part of standard of care procedures, therefore no analysis could be performed.
Descriptive models
Outcome measures
Outcome data not reported
Adverse Events
All Subjects
Serious adverse events
Adverse event data not reported
Other adverse events
| Measure |
All Subjects
n=4 participants at risk
All subjects will receive the vaccine and be followed per the schedule of procedures.
DC vaccine: DC vaccine for colorectal cancer
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Gastrointestinal disorders
Nausea
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50.0%
2/4 • Number of events 2 • Through study completion (at 12 months)
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General disorders
Chills
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50.0%
2/4 • Number of events 3 • Through study completion (at 12 months)
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General disorders
Fatigue
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75.0%
3/4 • Number of events 3 • Through study completion (at 12 months)
|
|
General disorders
Fever
|
25.0%
1/4 • Number of events 1 • Through study completion (at 12 months)
|
|
Investigations
Lymphocyte Count Decreased
|
25.0%
1/4 • Number of events 1 • Through study completion (at 12 months)
|
|
Nervous system disorders
Dizziness
|
25.0%
1/4 • Number of events 1 • Through study completion (at 12 months)
|
|
Nervous system disorders
Dysgeusia
|
25.0%
1/4 • Number of events 1 • Through study completion (at 12 months)
|
|
Nervous system disorders
Headache
|
25.0%
1/4 • Number of events 1 • Through study completion (at 12 months)
|
|
Respiratory, thoracic and mediastinal disorders
Sore throat
|
25.0%
1/4 • Number of events 1 • Through study completion (at 12 months)
|
|
Vascular disorders
Hypertension
|
25.0%
1/4 • Number of events 2 • Through study completion (at 12 months)
|
Additional Information
Results disclosure agreements
- Principal investigator is a sponsor employee
- Publication restrictions are in place