Abstract:Background
Adoptive T cell therapies including T cell receptor-engineered T (TCR-T) cell therapy are limited by poor in-vivo persistence. According to literature, aurora kinase inhibitors elicit glycolysis suppression and fatty acid oxidation enhancement. Less differentiated memory T cells rely more on fatty acid oxidation with better proliferative potency. Therefore, this study aims to determine whether aurora kinase inhibition during TCR-T cell preparation and expansion promote a more long-lived phenotype l… Show more
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