CD8A and melanoma: [20]. Another attractive target for melanoma vaccination would be the MELOE-1 antigen (46 aa), overexpressed in melanoma. Indeed, we previously reported that the infusion of TIL specific for this antigen was associated with a prolonged relapse-free survival for HLA-A2 melanoma patients who received TIL therapy [21]. Furthermore, we documented the presence of a large and tumour reactive CD8 T cell repertoire in HLA-A2 melanoma patients [22] and the presence of two class II epitopes in the vicinity of the class I epitope, located at the C-terminal end of the polypeptide [23].