Abstract
In article 1603239, Flavia Fontana, Helder A. Santos, and co-workers develop an innovative cancer nanovaccine by merging the adjuvant properties of the nanoparticles produced by nanoprecipitation in a microfluidic glass capillary device with high reproducibility, together with a biomimetic source of antigens derived from cancer-cell membranes. The nanovectors induce maturation of antigen-presenting cells and secretion of pro-inflammatory cytokines in vitro.
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