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rF-PSA is a recombinant fowlpox viral vector cancer vaccine engineered to express human prostate-specific antigen, intended to stimulate PSA-directed cellular immune responses against prostate cancer cells. In the provided clinical-trial context, it is used as the fowlpox booster component of a PSA-based prime-boost vaccine regimen, typically following vaccinia-based priming, in patients with localized prostate cancer receiving radiotherapy. The agent functions as a therapeutic cancer vaccine rather than a standalone cytotoxic drug, and its public-source use is most closely associated with National Cancer Institute-led studies of PSA-targeted poxviral immunotherapy programs related to the PROSTVAC platform.
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