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项目编号: 1645123
项目名称:
EAGER BIOMANUFACTURING: A Microscale Testbed to Assay and Manufacture CAR T-Cell Immunotherapies
作者: Krishanu Saha
承担单位: University of Wisconsin-Madison
批准年: 2016
开始日期: 2016-09-01
结束日期: 2018-08-31
资助金额: 300000
资助来源: US-NSF
项目类别: Standard Grant
国家: US
语种: 英语
特色学科分类: Engineering - Chemical, Bioengineering, Environmental, and Transport Systems
英文关键词: t-cell ; investigator ; project ; immunotherapy ; gene editing ; fractionate complex ; car heterogeneity ; solid tumor ; outreach activity ; chimeric antigen receptor ; t-cell biomanufacturing ; cell-extrinsic complexity ; large quantity ; sahagenetically-engineered human t-cell ; tissue engineer ; car t-cell population ; functional assay ; car t-cell ; solid tumor trial ; gene-editing process ; car functionality ; cell-intrinsic complexity ; k-12 student ; inconsistent outcome ; functional gene-edited car t-cell ; cell engineer ; t-cell culture ; microscale approach ; population heterogeneity ; genetic engineering ; high quality car t-cell ; k-12 teacher ; car activity ; xenograft mouse model ; first analysis ; scalable microscale culture system ; pre-patient infusion ; undergraduate level ; cytotoxic car t-cell fraction ; functional heterogeneity ; successful completion ; synthetic biologist
英文摘要: 1645123 - Saha

Genetically-engineered human T-cells that express chimeric antigen receptors (CARs) have been used to target cancer associated antigens. While CAR T-cells have had success in treating hematological (blood related) malignancies, they are only just starting to be used to combat solid tumors. Currently, results in solid tumor trials have not been as promising as those seen in leukemia and have highly inconsistent outcomes. One possible cause of the differences in response may be due to the population heterogeneity of CAR activity among T-cells. Efficient biomanufacturing platforms are needed to define the functional heterogeneity after genetic engineering and to robustly generate large quantities of high quality CAR T-cells. Here, the investigators propose that the isolation of functionally cytotoxic CAR T-cell fractions is important for the efficacy of immunotherapies. Successful completion of this project will develop a flexible, cost-effective, and scalable microscale culture system to isolate functional gene-edited CAR T-cells, expand the fraction, and assess in vivo functionality.

This project will develop a novel paradigm on how to approach gene-editing processes and heterogeneity in T-cell biomanufacturing. The investigators propose to fractionate complex modified T-cell cultures based on CAR functionality. The microscale approach will be non-destructive after gene editing and pre-patient infusion. Then, the investigators will provide one of the first analyses of CAR heterogeneity and fractionation. Defined CAR T-cell populations will be profiled in vivo in xenograft mouse models of solid cancer. In the long-term, a microscale testbed could be used to increase the level of cell-intrinsic complexity programmed into immunotherapies by synthetic biologists and the level of cell-extrinsic complexity built into functional assays by tissue engineers. Education and outreach activities will also train cell engineers at the graduate and undergraduate levels, and will provide outreach to K-12 students, K-12 teachers, and the general public on aspects of gene editing and biomanufacturing.
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标识符: http://119.78.100.158/handle/2HF3EXSE/91178
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Krishanu Saha. EAGER BIOMANUFACTURING: A Microscale Testbed to Assay and Manufacture CAR T-Cell Immunotherapies. 2016-01-01.
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