A cancer vaccine that uses an injectable scaffold loaded with a selection of tumor-expressed peptides proved more effective at stimulating anti-tumor responses and a tumor-specific immune memory in mouse models that kept the animals rejecting tumor cells at least half a year later.

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A cancer vaccine that uses an injectable scaffold loaded with a selection of tumor-expressed peptides proved more effective at stimulating anti-tumor responses and a tumor-specific immune memory in mouse models that kept the animals rejecting tumor cells at least half a year later.