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Anti pd 1 or hamster igg isotype control

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Anti–PD-1 or hamster IgG isotype control is a laboratory reagent used in research applications. It functions as a control for experiments involving the programmed cell death-1 (PD-1) receptor.

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4 protocols using anti pd 1 or hamster igg isotype control

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Metformin and Anti-PD-1 Combination Therapy

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On day 5, when there were 1–10 mm2 palpable tumors, mice were started on either 0.2mg anti–PD-1 or hamster IgG isotype control (Bio X Cell), injected every 4 days intraperitoneally, and metformin (50 mg/kg, Cayman Chemical) or PBS, injected every 2 days intraperitoneally. Cohorts were sacrificed when control mouse tumors reached 15 mm in any direction measured. For metformin drinking water cohorts, mice with 1–10mm2 palpable tumors started on 1g/L metformin drinking water, and were injected with anti–PD-1 every 4 days intraperitoneally. Cohorts were sacrificed when control mouse tumors reached 15 mm in any direction measured.
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Tumor Growth and MCT1 Deletion in Mice

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Slc16a1f/fFoxp3Cre or Foxp3Cre mice were inoculated with 1.5 x 105 B16-F10 cells in complete RPMI media. To monitor tumor growth, tumors area was determined 3x weekly using digital calipers and stopped once tumors reached 15mm in any direction. For 3MP treated mice, Foxp3Cre or Foxp3Cre.ERT2 mice were inoculated with 1.5 x 105 B16-F10 cells. Starting on day 10 or 12 post tumor inoculation mice were treated daily either with water or 25 mg/kg 3MP (Caymen Chemical) via intraperitoneal (I.P.) injection. On day 14 one hour prior to sacrifice, mice were given a final dose of 25 mg/kg 3MP or water. For 3MP tumor growth, treatment started day 7 post tumor injection and continued daily with 25 mg/kg 3MP or H2O I.P. until tumors reached 15mm in any direction.
For the inducible deletion of MCT1 (Slc16a1) Slc16a1f/fFoxp3GFP.Cre.ERT2 or Foxp3GFP.Cre.ERT2 mice were treated I.P. or P.O. with 1 mg of tamoxifen (T5648, Sigma) in corn oil (C8267, Sigma) from day −4 to 0. On day 0, mice were inoculated intradermally with 2.5x105 B16-F10, MC38, or MEER cells in complete RPMI media and given a dose of 1mg tamoxifen. tamoxifen treatment continued 3x weekly until the conclusion of the experiment. On day 7, when tumors reached 1-10 mm2 mice were treated with 0.2mg anti–PD-1 or hamster IgG isotype control (Bio X Cell) 3x weekly until the conclusion of the experiment.
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Tumor Growth and MCT1 Deletion in Mice

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Slc16a1f/fFoxp3Cre or Foxp3Cre mice were inoculated with 1.5 x 105 B16-F10 cells in complete RPMI media. To monitor tumor growth, tumors area was determined 3x weekly using digital calipers and stopped once tumors reached 15mm in any direction. For 3MP treated mice, Foxp3Cre or Foxp3Cre.ERT2 mice were inoculated with 1.5 x 105 B16-F10 cells. Starting on day 10 or 12 post tumor inoculation mice were treated daily either with water or 25 mg/kg 3MP (Caymen Chemical) via intraperitoneal (I.P.) injection. On day 14 one hour prior to sacrifice, mice were given a final dose of 25 mg/kg 3MP or water. For 3MP tumor growth, treatment started day 7 post tumor injection and continued daily with 25 mg/kg 3MP or H2O I.P. until tumors reached 15mm in any direction.
For the inducible deletion of MCT1 (Slc16a1) Slc16a1f/fFoxp3GFP.Cre.ERT2 or Foxp3GFP.Cre.ERT2 mice were treated I.P. or P.O. with 1 mg of tamoxifen (T5648, Sigma) in corn oil (C8267, Sigma) from day −4 to 0. On day 0, mice were inoculated intradermally with 2.5x105 B16-F10, MC38, or MEER cells in complete RPMI media and given a dose of 1mg tamoxifen. tamoxifen treatment continued 3x weekly until the conclusion of the experiment. On day 7, when tumors reached 1-10 mm2 mice were treated with 0.2mg anti–PD-1 or hamster IgG isotype control (Bio X Cell) 3x weekly until the conclusion of the experiment.
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Melanoma Tumor Growth and Treatment

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C57BL/6J mice were injected with CL24hygro or CL24leptin melanoma cell line (250,000 cells intradermally) on day 0 and followed until tumors reach 15 mm in any direction. Tumors were measured every other day with digital calipers and tumor size was calculated by LxW.
Tumors (CL24, MC38 and PanCO2) were treated with PBS, VVctrl or VVleptin (2.5x106 PFU) intratumorally when tumors reached approximately a 20mm2 and tumor growth was monitored until tumors treated with PBS reached 15mm in any direction. For CD8 depletion experiments mice were injected every other day starting at day 0 with anti-CD8 (YTS) at 200ug per mouse. On day 7 mice were injected with CL24hygro or CL24leptin melanoma cell line (250,000 cells intradermally) and followed until tumor reach 15mm in any direction.
On day 7 when tumors reached 5mm diameter, mice were treated with Vaccinia virus as previously described and were started on either 0.2mg anti– PD1 or hamster IgG isotype control (Bio X Cell), injected every other day days intraperitoneally. Cohorts were sacrificed when control mouse tumors reached 15 mm in any direction measured.
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