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96 Luptrawan et al.<br />

Figure 4 Drug sensitivity of in primary (P) and recurrent (R) tumor cells. Tumor cells<br />

derived from patient No. 81 and patient No. 11 were treated with various concentrations<br />

of (A and B) carboplatin; (C and D) temozolomide for 48 hours. * in the figure indicates<br />

p < 0.05 compared to autologous primary tumor cells. Data are from three independent<br />

experiments. (Reproduced from Liu G. et al. Oncogene, 2005, 24: 5226–5234)<br />

progression-free survival after chemotherapy with procarbazine, lomustine, and<br />

vincristine plus radiotherapy was loss of heterozygosity (LOH) of chromosome<br />

1p: median progression-free survival for 19 patients whose tumors retained both<br />

copies of 1p was only 6 months compared to 36 patients whose tumors had lost<br />

1p alleles was 55 months (61). In a subset of high-grade gliomas, particularly in<br />

anaplastic oligodendrogliomas, specific molecular genomic changes may prove<br />

useful as markers of relative chemosensitivity. Laser-dissected pre- and postvaccine<br />

pathological specimens were analyzed for LOH at the chromosomal loci<br />

of tumor DNA (63). This analysis revealed that after DC vaccination of young<br />

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