Fas Ligand DNA Enhances a Vaccination Effect by Coadministered DNA Encoding a Tumor Antigen through Augmenting Production of Antibody against the Tumor Antigen

<div>Expression of <i>β</i>-gal protein in mice that received DNA immunization. BALB/c mice were injected with or without cardiotoxin at thigh muscles and then with pcDNA3/<i>β</i>-gal (10 or 50 <i>μ</i>g) at the same muscles 5 days later. The thigh muscles were stained with the X-gal staining 5 days after DNA immunization.</div>

Journal of Immunology Research

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Figure 1: Fas Ligand DNA Enhances a Vaccination Effect by Coadministered DNA Encoding a Tumor Antigen through Augmenting Production of Antibody against the Tumor Antigen 

Figure 1 | Fas Ligand DNA Enhances a Vaccination Effect by Coadministered DNA Encoding a Tumor Antigen through Augmenting Production of Antibody against the Tumor Antigen 