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The authors established a <jats:italic>B7.1<\/jats:italic> gene\u2014modified EL4 murine lymphoma cell line (EL4-B7.1) and implanted the cells into the CNS to observe the duration of tumor-free survival. Although EL4-B7.1 cells were completely rejected in a subcutaneous implantation model, 40% of animals died after the CNS implantation (all animals in which the parent tumor was implanted died within 16 days). Therefore, the authors isolated TILs from each implantation site and analyzed the expressions of activation antigens CD25 and CD69 by performing the anti-CD8 magnetic beads separation method and flow cytometric analysis. After implantation of the parent tumor, there was no difference in the number of TILs from each site (CD25 1.7\u20133.2%, CD69 21.9\u201334.3%). After implantation of the <jats:italic>B7.1<\/jats:italic>-modified tumor, the CD25-expressing TIL population from the subcutaneous site was 4.68 times higher than that from the CNS site (17.8% compared with 3.8%). Based on these findings, the authors used a mitomycin C\u2014treated EL4-B7.1 subcutaneous vaccination with various protocols. Vaccination before tumor challenge was sufficient to prevent the development of the tumor. For animals with established tumor, the vaccination protocol was able to prolong host survival (p = 0.0053).<\/jats:p>\n<jats:p content-type=\"fine-print\"><jats:italic>Conclusions<\/jats:italic>. The data clearly demonstrate that the CNS environment fails to activate CD8<jats:sup>+<\/jats:sup> TILs fully. 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