Abstract:Key Points
Donor-derived allogeneic CAR T cells are functional and eradicate ALL. Allogeneic CD4+ CAR T cells can mediate acute GVHD but only when CD19+ leukemia is present.
“…Allo-CAR-T may induce severe CRS or GVHD. 17 Citing safety issues from allo-CAR-T infusion because of severe adverse responses, the US Food and Drug Administration terminated 2 phase 1 "off the shelf" CAR-T (UCART123) trials sponsored by Cellectis. Rigorous donor selection or selection of virus-specific allogeneic T cells may reduce these side effects.…”
Key Points
CAR-T–cell therapy normally requires the patient’s own healthy T cells. An allogeneic CAR-T bridging therapy could rescue lymphopenic patients.
“…Allo-CAR-T may induce severe CRS or GVHD. 17 Citing safety issues from allo-CAR-T infusion because of severe adverse responses, the US Food and Drug Administration terminated 2 phase 1 "off the shelf" CAR-T (UCART123) trials sponsored by Cellectis. Rigorous donor selection or selection of virus-specific allogeneic T cells may reduce these side effects.…”
Key Points
CAR-T–cell therapy normally requires the patient’s own healthy T cells. An allogeneic CAR-T bridging therapy could rescue lymphopenic patients.
“…Most EGFRvIII-redirected CAR-T studies were assessed in glioblastoma models. Early preclinical studies demonstrated the potential antitumor effect of first-generation CARs targeting EGFRvIII (González-Navajas et al, 2012;Jacoby et al, 2015). Subsequent second-and third-generation CAR-T cells validated their antitumor activity on EGFRvIII + glioblastoma cells.…”
Chimeric antigen receptors (CARs) are artificial recombinant receptors that generally combine the antigen-recognition domain of a monoclonal antibody with T cell activation domains. Recent years have seen great success in clinical trials employing CD19-specific CAR-T cell therapy for B cell leukemia. Nevertheless, solid tumors remain a major challenge for CAR-T cell therapy. This review summarizes the preclinical and clinical studies on the treatment of solid tumors with CAR-T cells. The major hurdles for the success of CAR-T and the novel strategies to address these hurdles have also been described and discussed.
“…However, production of autologous CAR19 cells from these patients can be difficult as patients frequently have T-cell dysfunction, due to disease and/or treatment-related effects. In this issue of Blood, Jacoby et al 1 addressed this by exploring whether allogeneic donor CAR19 cells could be used to treat ALL-bearing mice using a minor mismatch bone marrow transplant model.…”
Section: Chimeric Antigen Receptor T Cells Redirected To Cd19 (Chimermentioning
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