Genetic Modification

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T cells play a vital role in cell-mediated immunity, Creative Biolabs offers strategies to genetically modify T cells either through altering the specificity of the T cell receptor (TCR) or through introducing antibody-like recognition in chimeric antigen receptor (CAR). TCR design construction and CAR design construction, both are based on genetic modification technology.

Genetically Modified TCR Overview

Based on genetically modified TCR knowledge to serve for your cell therapy.

Transgenic cells: gene sequences are transferred into T cells encoding new TCR alpha and beta chains with different peptide specificity. In addition, transmembrane changes may occur (red bars). To minimize mismatches with endogenous TCR chains, some modifications were made, such as the addition of a disulfide bridge (ss).

Fig.1 Blueprint of CAR/TCR structure. Left to right: the designs of TCR-T cell. (Zhu, Yu-Ge, et al, 2021)Fig.1 Blueprint of CAR/TCR structure. Left to right: the designs of TCR-T cell.1

Gene modification in the clinical treatment of TCR:

In vitro screening strategies are employed to reduce the risk that antigens targeted by a modified TCR also arise in vital organs.

Ability to provide four possible TCR specificity receptors between natural and transgenic cell.

Manufacturing and delivery pipeline of genetically modified T-cell therapies

Highlights

We are committed to providing a full range of tools and services for scientists engaged in basic research, drug research and clinical research in the life sciences.

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Reference

  1. Zhu, Yu-Ge, et al. "Genetically modified T cells for esophageal cancer therapy: A promising clinical application." Frontiers in Oncology 11 (2021): 763806.

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