Post-translationally modified antigens are good targets for cancer immunotherapy but some patients have antigen specific T-regs that may need to be neutralized

Suha Atabani, Victoria Brentville, Ian Daniels, Ruhul Choudhury, Katherine Cook, Poulam Patel and Lindy Durrant

Improving selection criteria for post translationally modified CD4 epitopes using computer algorithms.

K Cook, P Symonds, A Skinner, S Shah, R Metheringham, S Paston, V Brentville and L Durrant

Carbamylation of lysine residues mediated by MDSCs in the tumour environment make excellent targets for CD4 T cell mediated cancer immunotherapy

K Cook, W Xue, I Daniels, P Symonds, M Gijon, D Boocock, C Coveney, A Miles, P Vaghela, R Choudhury, S Shah, S Atabani, R Metheringham, V Brentville and L Durrant

Targeting citrullinated vimentin and enolase with cytotoxic CD4 T cells, relies upon MHC-II expression by tumors, reduces myeloid suppressor cells and directly kills tumor cells

V Brentville, R Metheringham, I Daniels, S Atabani, P Symonds, K Cook, R Choudhury, P Vaghela, M Gijon, G Meiners, W-J Krebber, CJM Melief and L Durrant

Citrullinated glucose-regulated protein 78 is a candidate target for cancer immunotherapy

V Brentville, J Chua, S Atabani, P Symonds, K Cook, R Choudhury, I Daniels, S Shah and L Durrant

An ultraspecificmonoclonal antibody recognises a novel marker on stem memory T cells and induce cell proliferation and differentiation in vitro and in vivo

J Chua, E Cid, M Vankemmelbeke, R McIntosh, R Metheringham, I Daniels, V Brentville and L Durrant