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Multiple injections of intact irradiated BCL1 cells, a murine B-cell l
eukemia/lymphoma can trigger a dose-dependent anti-tumor immune respon
se in naive syngeneic mice. The ability to induce anti-BCL1 immunity a
nd the effect of various cell-modifications on BCL1 tumorigenicity and
immunogenicity was evaluated. Newcastle disease virus (NDV) infection
dr transfer of cytokine genes by both retroviral and Adeno 5 vectors
affect neither tumorigenicity nor immunogenicity of BCL1 cells given a
s a non-immunogenic cell-dose. New ways will have to be developed to e
licit a reliable and reproducible anti-tumor effect in spontaneously a
rising and non-immunogenic hematological malignancies. (C) 1998 Elsevi
er Science Ltd. All rights reserved.