RE: MD Anderson Citrullination Research15 Jun 2021 22:03
Yes Bermuda, I noticed that. Lindy being included in "et al".
This is the relevant paragraph:
"Comprehensive assessment of the expression of PADI family members in cancer has been limited. PADI4 has been investigated largely with respect to its interactions with histone H3, ING4, p53, and HDAC2.8–11 Moreover, the extent to which protein citrullination in tumors induces an immune response is largely unexplored. Studies aimed at interrogating antitumor immunity against citrulline-peptides of vimentin and a-enolase have demonstrated that these peptides can trigger a CD4+ T cell response,12 13 providing evidence that protein citrullination in tumors may be immunogenic. Given the antigenicity of citrullinated proteins, exploration of PADI family members among cancer types and their impact on citrullination and immune response has potential for the development of tumor vaccines with citrullinated antigens or for identification of citrullinated antigens as biomarkers for cancer detection or prediction of response to immunotherapy.7 14–18"
It is worth mentioning for people new to Scancell that Scancell have a patent for the targeting of citrullinated epitopes in cancer. Do we know whether the US patent has now been granted?