Methods of transducing and expanding immune cells and uses thereof
A cell and transduction technology, applied in the direction of blood/immune system cells, chemical instruments and methods, biochemical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of modification and expansion of immune cells, such as difficulty, high cost, pollution, etc.
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[0191] Embodiment 1A1. A method for transducing T cells and / or NK cells from isolated blood comprising:
[0192] a) enriching peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) to separate PBMCs comprising T cells and / or NK cells from the isolated blood;
[0193] b) activating T cells and / or NK cells of isolated PBMCs and not enriching T cells and / or NK cells from other PBMCs under effective conditions in a closed system comprising an effective amount of an anti-CD3 antibody in solution; and
[0194] c) transducing activated T cells and / or NK cells with non-replication competent recombinant retroviral particles under effective conditions, thereby generating genetically modified T cells and / or NK cells, wherein activation and transduction are performed in Performed in the same closed system without washing the cells between activation and transduction.
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[0195] Embodiment 1A2. The method of embodiment 1A1, further comprising expanding the genetically modified T cells and / or NK cells in the cell expansion medium to a volume of more than 150 ml and an expansion completion selection criterion selected from: Lactate concentration greater than 10 mM, at least 5-fold expansion of T cells and / or NK cells, and at least 10 days in cell expansion medium.
Embodiment approach 1A3
[0196] Embodiment 1A3. The method of embodiment 1A1, wherein the amplification is performed in the same chamber of the same closed system as the activation and transduction.
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