Objective:To evaluate the anti-tumor immune responses of nureplicable recombinant vaccinia virus-based vaccine expressing HPV16 L1 and L2E7 proteins.Methods:The anti-tumor effects of the vaccine were observed using mouse models of prophylactic,therapeutic and tumor excision.The cell-mediated immunity induced by the vaccine was assessed by enzyme-linked immunospot (ELISPOT) and cytotoxic T lymphocyte (CTL) assay.Results:The vaccine could protect 60% and 50% mice from the challenge of HPV16-positive tumor cells in prophylactic and therapeutic mouse model,respectively.It could protect from recurrence of the tumor in 70% mice of the excision model.The differences among the groups were significant.Strongly specific cell-mediated immunity was found using ELISPOT and CTL assay.Conclusion:The ideal anti-tumor immune responses can be induced by NTVJL1/L2E7 vaccine in mice and it can be considered to be one candidate vaccine of cervical cancer.

Objective To compare the effects of different surgical techniques for treatment of concealed penis. Methods A retrospective review of 219 patients underwent surgical correction of concealed penis between 1986 and 2007 was performed. The mean age was (10.3±2.4) years(3-15 years). The penile length was (1.9±0. 5)cm(0. 5-3. 0 cm)before operation. Ninty-three patients were the severe degree of concealed penis. The others were the moderate degree. All patients under-went operation with different techniques, including Johnston's technique in 34, Devine's technique in 42, modified Devinds technique in 125 and Brisson's technique in 18. The increased length of penile af-ter operation was compared among the 4 groups with different surgical techniques by statistical meth-od. Results The postoperative increased length of penile in Johnston's technique, Devine's tech-nique, modified Devine's technique and Brisson's technique was (1.8 ± 0. 4) cm, (2. 0 ± 0. 5) cm, (2.1±0.4)cm and (2.3±0.4)cm respectively. The difference was significant by ANOVA test (F=13.1,P<0. 001). Devines technique, modified DevineSs technique and Brisson's technique were better than Johnston's technique considering the increased length of penile. The complication of severe penile lymphedema of 4 groups developed in 8, 5, 6 and 2 patients respectively. Conclusion Modified De-vine's technique has the satisfactory increasing of penile length for treatment of concealed penis and less complication rate after operation.