CD8A and cancer: The results obtained have a major implication for cancer therapy, namely that the administration of subsets of the 679 high antigenicity epitopes above, alone or in combination with their associated HLA-II molecules, would be successful in engaging CD4+ T helper lymphocytes to augment the cytotoxic action and memory of CD8+ T lymphocytes and induce the production of antitumor antibodies by B cells.