Tumor necrosis factor-related apoptosis-inducing ligand (TRAIL) demonstrates specific anti-cancer activity, but insufficient efficacy in patients. A fusion protein Fn14•TRAIL, that combines soluble TRAIL molecule with a specific TWEAK receptor Fn14, is a better apoptosis-inducer for hepatocellular carcinomas than soluble TRAIL. However, Fn14•TRAIL does not effectively induce apoptosis in tumors of the lymphoid origin. As malignant cell apoptosis is strongly enhanced by secondary oligomerization of TRAIL, we tested the hypothesis that soluble Fn14•TRAIL can be oligomerized and become more active by adding TWEAK, a cytokine secreted in the tumor environment.
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