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Glioma lysate vaccine GBM6-AD is an investigational allogeneic brain tumor-initiating cell lysate vaccine developed at the University of Minnesota. It is manufactured from the GBM6-AD glioma stem-cell line and presents an undefined repertoire of glioma-associated antigens to induce tumor-reactive cellular immunity, including cytotoxic T-cell responses against antigen-expressing glioma cells. In the Masonic Cancer Center-sponsored Phase 1 DIPG study, it was administered with topical imiquimod and radiation; imiquimod is a separate immune-response-modifying adjuvant and is not part of the vaccine product itself. ([cancer.gov](https://www.cancer.gov/publications/dictionaries/cancer-drug/def/glioma-lysate-vaccine-gbm6-ad))
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