This invention discloses a method for
in vitro expansion and culture of TCR cells targeting
viral antigens, belonging to the field of
in vitro immune
cell culture technology. The specific steps of this method are as follows: first,
peripheral blood mononuclear cells are isolated, and the initial activation of targeted T cells is completed and a culture
system is established to start expansion; samples are taken at preset nodes, and the abundance of targeted and non-targeted TCR clones is calculated by single-
cell TCR sequencing; culture parameters are dynamically adjusted according to abundance thresholds, and targeted enrichment is performed when non-targeted clones exceed the limit; the operation is repeated until the end of the expansion cycle and the cells are harvested. This invention integrates targeted clone abundance detection into the culture process by using fixed-node micro-sampling sequencing throughout the expansion process, combined with three-level graded threshold
dynamic control of culture parameters, and dual-detection abundance correction. When non-targeted clones exceed the limit, they are enriched in real time, locking in the proliferative
advantage of targeted clones, reducing
cell viability loss during sorting, minimizing batch quality differences, and stably producing high-purity targeted TCR cells that meet clinical requirements.