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Organoid-T cell co-cultures functionally stratify tumor-reactive T cells and their responses to immune checkpoint inhibitors

2026-05-31

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Tumor-reactive T cells (TRTs) are critical for anti-tumor immunity but are incompletely captured by current assays, which fail to reproduce tumor-specific antigen diversity. Here, we show that multiplex functional profiling of patient-derived tumor organoid-T cell co-cultures (PDOTs) enables robust identification of TRTs across CD8, CD4, and double-negative (DN) T cell populations. Single activation markers undere...

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880f66f0-44ac-5474-a86e-6af0333e4968
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10.64898/2026.05.27.727968
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