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Multiplex Cripsr/Cas9 Genome Editing to Generate Potent Universal CART and PD1-Deficient Cells Against Leukemia

2015-12-03

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Abstract Engineered CAR T (CART) cell treatments of cancer patients have shown promising results. The majority of current CART clinical trials utilizes autologous T cells and might therefore be hampered by the poor quality and quantity of T cells as well as the time and expense of manufacturing autologous T cell products. These limitations would be circumvented by the use of allogeneic T cells. However, the endoge...

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8365b0ff-e6ce-5e27-85ff-d6f21214d074
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10.1182/blood.v126.23.4280.4280
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