This Week’s CGT News: Radiopharmaceutical Boosts CAR T - Summary - MDSpire
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This Week’s CGT News: Radiopharmaceutical Boosts CAR T
A targeted radiopharmaceutical improves CAR T activity in neuroblastoma models, engineered Tregs suppress allergic asthma, and new gene therapy platforms target MMA and the brain
To summarize recent advancements in CAR T cell therapy and gene therapy approaches targeting various cancers and conditions.
Approach:
CAR T Design Targets Mesothelin’s “Stump”: Development of CAR 422 targeting a mesothelin stump to improve efficacy in ovarian and pancreatic cancer models.
Engineered Tregs Suppress Allergic Asthma in Mice: Creation of CAlleR Tregs to reduce allergic asthma symptoms in mouse models.
Radiopharmaceutical Boosts CAR T in Neuroblastoma Models: Combination of CAR T cells with [67Cu]Cu-LLP2A radiopharmaceutical enhances tumor regression in neuroblastoma.
Gene Therapy Platform Targets Human Glia Across the Brain: Development of a gene therapy platform using AAV5 capsids to target human glial cells in the brain.
Key Findings:
CAR 422 effectively controlled tumor growth in ovarian cancer models with high shed mesothelin.
CAlleR Tregs reduced allergic inflammation and prevented asthma-like symptoms in mice.
[67Cu]Cu-LLP2A enhanced CAR T cell activity and reshaped the tumor microenvironment in neuroblastoma.
Liver-directed gene therapy showed sustained improvement in metabolic disorder features in mice.
AAV5 gene therapy platform selectively targets human glial cells and enhances delivery through the brain.