Of <scp>CAR</scp>s and <scp>TRUCK</scp>s: chimeric antigen receptor (<scp>CAR</scp>) T cells engineered with an inducible cytokine to modulate the tumor stroma

Immunological Reviews - Tập 257 Số 1 - Trang 83-90 - 2014
Markus Chmielewski1,2, Andreas Hombach1,2, Hinrich Abken1,2
1Center for Molecular Medicine Cologne (CMMC), University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany
2Clinic I for Internal Medicine, University Hospital Cologne, Cologne, Germany

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SummaryAdoptive T‐cell therapy recently achieved impressive efficacy in early phase trials, in particular in hematologic malignancies, strongly supporting the notion that the immune system can control cancer. A current strategy of favor is based on ex vivo‐engineered patient T cells, which are redirected by a chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) and recognize a predefined target by an antibody‐derived binding domain. Such CAR T cells can substantially reduce the tumor burden as long as the targeted antigen is present on the cancer cells. However, given the tremendous phenotypic diversity in solid tumor lesions, a reasonable number of cancer cells are not recognized by a given CAR, considerably reducing the therapeutic success. This article reviews a recently described strategy for overcoming this shortcoming of the CAR T‐cell therapy by modulating the tumor stroma by a CAR T‐cell‐secreted transgenic cytokine like interleukin‐12 (IL‐12). The basic process is that CAR T cells, when activated by their CAR, deposit IL‐12 in the targeted tumor lesion, which in turn attracts an innate immune cell response toward those cancer cells that are invisible to CAR T cells. Such TRUCKs, T cells redirected for universal cytokine‐mediated killing, exhibited remarkable efficacy against solid tumors with diverse cancer cell phenotypes, suggesting their evaluation in clinical trials.

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