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               Table 3. Additional immunotherapy antigen targets not restricted to T-cell engager therapy
                Antigen target      Therapy mechanism of action            Drug or vaccine
                PSA                 Recombinant vector vaccine             ProstVac-VF program [154]
                                                                                       [155]
                AR LBD              DNA vaccine                            pTVG-AR, MVI-118
                                                                                          [156]
                Trop2               ADC                                    Sacituzumab govitecan
                                                                            225        [157]
                CD46                ADC radio-immunotherapy                [  Ac]DOTA-YS5
               ADC: Antibody-drug conjugate; AR LBD: androgen receptor ligand-binding domain; PSA: prostate-specific antigen; Trop2: trophoblast cell surface
               antigen-2.

               have been designed and are under investigation, with preliminary data suggesting improved safety profiles
               and increased efficacy. Furthermore, a multitargeted approach aimed at several TAAs may be the key to
               enhancing immunogenicity and obtaining durable responses and also represents a promising synergistic
               strategy to alter the “cold” immune milieu of prostate cancer. There is optimism that ongoing and future
               studies directing immunotherapy towards novel TAAs will dramatically alter the treatment landscape and
               revolutionize the treatment of prostate cancer.


               DECLARATIONS
               Author’s contribution
               Conception and design: Bhasin A, Zarrabi KK
               Manuscript writing: Bhasin A, Mille PJ, Eturi A, Iskander A, Tester W, Zarrabi KK


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               Conflicts of interest
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