the present invention is described specifically in detail in the following with reference to , but not limited to , examples . creams for transdermal administration having a composition as shown in tables 1 to 4 and 6 were prepared . specifically , an antigen peptide , a first cellular immunity induction promoter that is a bisphosphonate , and if needed , a second cellular immunity induction promoter that is a helper peptide , an antioxidant , and an anti - inflammatory drug ( including cox inhibitor ) mentioned below , and 15 % by weight of dimethyl sulfoxide ( dmso ) were mixed in amounts specified in tables 1 to 4 and 6 . to the resulting mixture , a base ( base cream ) was added to obtain a total weight of 100 % by weight , and mixed to give a cream for transdermal administration . the base cream used was prepared by mixing materials shown in table 5 in amounts as specified . white vaseline , sorbitan monostearate , isostearic acid , benzyl alcohol , stearyl alcohol , polysorbate 60 , concentrated glycerin , and dimethyl sulfoxide ( dmso ) were purchased from wako pure chemical industries , ltd . cetanol was purchased from tokyo chemical industry co ., ltd . a pet film / pet nonwoven fabric laminate ( area : 0 . 7 cm 2 ) was attached to the center of an adhesive tape for fixing in such a manner that the pet film is in contact with the tape , thereby preparing a complex base . to a nonwoven fabric portion of the obtained complex base , 4 mg of the cream for transdermal administration was applied . this was used as an administration sample in an immunity test . ovap ( ova peptide , 8 - amino acid peptide having the sequence ser ile ile asn phe glu lys leu ( seq id no : 16 )) the creams for transdermal administration obtained in the examples and comparative examples were evaluated as follows . according to the procedure described below , the cream for transdermal administration was used to carry out a mouse immunity test using an animal model for immunological evaluation . subsequently , the level of induction of antigen - specific cellular immunity was evaluated by elispot assay . the “ animal model for immunological evaluation ” herein refers to an animal model for evaluating the immunity inducing properties of a vaccine pharmaceutical composition ( in the present case , a cream for transdermal administration ), and specifically refers to an animal model for evaluating the level of the cellular immunity induced by the cream for transdermal administration . in consideration of the compatibility between the antigen in the cream for transdermal administration and mhc class i molecules of the animal , the animal model used for immunological evaluation was an animal with which induction of the cellular immunity by the antigen in the cream for transdermal administration can be evaluated . specifically , in a case where the antigen was a hla - a * 24 - type mhc class 1 restriction peptide , the animal used for the evaluation was a balb / c mouse . in a case where the antigen was a hla - a * 02 - type mhc restriction peptide , the animal used was a genetically altered mouse with which induction of the cellular immunity by the hla - a * 02 - type mhc restriction peptide can be evaluated . in a case where the antigen was another hla - type mhc restriction peptide , the animal used was an animal with which induction of the cellular immunity by that hla - type mhc restriction peptide can be evaluated . in the case of a protein antigen , the animal used was an animal having a mhc compatible with a class 1 epitope corresponding to the cellular immunity intended to be induced among class 1 epitopes contained in the amino acid sequence of the protein antigen . according to tables 1 to 4 and 6 , a mouse was prepared and its back was shaved . after a certain rearing period for recovery from skin damage caused by the shaving , 4 mg of the cream for transdermal administration was administered to the skin of the back for 24 hours and then removed the cream therefrom . the mouse was reared for six days . six days after the administration , the spleen was extracted , and a spleen cell suspension was prepared . spleen cells ( 5 × 10 5 cells / well ) and an antigen peptide ( 100 μm ) together with a culture fluid were poured into wells of an elispot plate on which an anti - mouse ifn - γ antibody was immobilized , and co - cultured under the culture conditions of 37 ° c . and 5 % co 2 for 20 hours . the number of ifn - γ - producing cell spots was evaluated by the elispot assay . tables 1 to 4 and 6 show the number of ifn - γ - producing cell spots as the “ immunity result ”. fig1 shows the immunity results of comparative example 2 ( w / o adjuvant ) and examples 1 to 10 . a tape for transdermal administration having a composition shown in table 7 was prepared . specifically , an antigen peptide , a first cellular immunity induction promoter that is a bisphosphonate , and if necessary , a second cellular immunity induction promoter that is a helper peptide mentioned above were blended . to the mixture , an adhesive and an organic solvent ( ethyl acetate when the adhesive is an acrylic , toluene when the adhesive is pib ) shown in table 7 were added to obtain the total amount of the components and the adhesive after drying of the organic solvent of 100 % by weight , and mixed to prepare an adhesive solution . the obtained adhesive solution was casted on a release liner to the thickness after drying of about 80 μm . the organic solvent was removed by drying , thereby forming an adhesive layer . the release liner used was a polyethylene terephthalate ( pet ) liner ( thickness : 75 μm ) subjected to silicon release treatment . the resulting adhesive layer was attached to a support , thereby preparing a tape for transdermal administration . the support used was a polyethylene terephthalate ( pet ) film ( thickness : 25 μm ). the tape for transdermal administration was cut to give a piece with an area of 0 . 7 cm 2 , and the piece was used as an administration sample in the immunity test . upon administration , the release liner was removed . acrylic adhesive ( an acrylic adhesive solution prepared by solution - polymerizing 75 parts of 2 - ethylhexyl acrylate , 22 parts of n - vinyl - 2 - pyrrolidone , 3 parts of acrylic acid , and 0 . 2 parts of azobisisobutyronitrile in ethyl acetate at 60 ° c . in an inert gas atmosphere ) pib adhesive ( pib adhesive solution prepared by dissolving 24 parts of polyisobutylene ( oppanol b200 , basf se ), 36 parts of polyisobutylene ( oppanol b12 , basf se ), and 40 parts of an alicyclic petroleum resin ( arkon p - 100 , arakawa chemical industries , ltd .) in toluene ) the tapes for transdermal administration obtained in the examples and comparative examples were evaluated as follows . the level of inducing the antigen - specific cellular immunity was evaluated in the same manner as in the evaluation of the creams for transdermal administration . table 7 shows the results as the “ immunity result ”. creams for transdermal administration having a composition shown in table 8 were prepared in the same manner as in the case of the creams for transdermal administration shown in table 1 . a mouse was prepared and its right back was shaved . corneum exfoliation treatment was performed thereon five times using an opp tape ( ezdunplon no . 3301ez ) produced by nitto denko corporation . the cream was administered to the treated skin ( minimally invasive administration ). twenty - four hours later , the cream for transdermal administration was removed , and the mouse was reared for six days . six days after the administration , the spleen was extracted , and antigen - specific ifn - γ - producing cells were analyzed by the elispot assay . also by an immunization method utilizing minimally invasive administration as shown in table 8 , cellular immunity specific to the administered antigen can be induced . the vaccine pharmaceutical composition of the present invention is universally usable for induction of cellular immunity against various antigens , exerts a high cellular immunity inducing effect , and is suitably used for transdermal administration or transmucosal administration .
the present invention aims to provide a vaccine pharmaceutical composition universally usable for induction of cellular immunity against various antigens and exerting a high cellular immunity inducing effect . the present invention relates to a vaccine pharmaceutical composition for inducing cellular immunity , containing : an antigen ; and a first cellular immunity induction promoter that is a bisphosphonate .