Pd1-specific chimeric antigen receptor as immunotherapy
A chimeric antigen receptor and specific technology, applied in antibody mimics/scaffolds, immunoglobulin superfamily, blood/immune system cells, etc., can solve problems such as limiting CART cell response and efficacy
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[0077] Example 1: Adoptive transfer of murine T cells expressing chimeric PD1-Dap10 receptors as immunotherapy for lymphoma.
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[0079] Adoptive transfer of T cells is a promising cancer therapy, and expression of chimeric antigen receptors enhances tumor recognition and T cell effector functions. Provided herein is a murine chimeric PD1 receptor (chPD1) comprising a PD1 extracellular domain fused to the cytoplasmic domain of CD3delta. In addition, chimeric antigen receptor therapies use various co-stimulatory domains to enhance efficacy. Therefore, inclusion of the Dap10 or CD28 co-stimulatory domain in the chPD1 receptor was compared to determine which domain induces the best antitumor immunity in a mouse lymphoma model. chPD1 T cells secrete pro-inflammatory cytokines and lyse RMA lymphoma cells. Adoptive transfer of chPD1T cells significantly reduced established tumors and resulted in tumor-free survival in lymphoma mice. When comparing chPD1 receptors c...
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[0121] Example 2: Human T cells expressing chimeric PD1-Dap10 receptors as immunotherapy.
[0122] Adoptive transfer of tumor-reactive T cells is a promising antitumor therapy against many cancers. To enhance tumor recognition by T cells, chimeric antigen receptors (CARs), which consist of a signaling domain fused to a receptor that recognizes tumor antigens, can be produced and expressed in T cells. As shown in Example 1, since ligands for the PD1 receptor are expressed in many cancer types, PD1 is a target for novel chimeric antigen receptors. In this study, a human chimeric PD1 receptor (chPD1) consisting of the PD1 receptor extracellular domain and the CD3δ activation domain was developed. As described in Example 1, the Dap10 co-stimulatory domain is also included in the chPD1 receptor. The nucleic acid sequence of CAR is shown in SEQ ID NO: 2, and the amino acid sequence is shown in SEQ ID NO: 3. To determine whether this novel CAR could target multiple tumors, the ant...
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