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"Spatial biology of clinical samples reveals mechanisms of treatment resistance to a novel CAR T-cell therapy
Centre de recherche - Paris
Amphithéâtre Hélène Martel-Massignac (BDD)
11 rue Pierre et Marie Curie - 75005 Paris
Description
CAR T-cell therapy faces several challenges in solid tumors, including lack of safe, uniformly expressed targets. To address this need, we investigate cell surface antigens directly upregulated by oncogenic gene fusions as a novel target class. We identify GPNMB as a promising target and develop a novel CAR T-cell therapy that demonstrates both safety and anti-tumour activity in a first-in-human clinical trial in sarcoma.
We use computational approaches to investigate CAR T-therapy resistance mechanisms with spatial transcriptomics on biopsies from resistant lesions collected on-trial, and identify strategies to overcome resistance to test in next generation therapies.
Orateurs
Sorana MORRISSY
Charbonneau Cancer Institute - Riddell Center for Cancer Immunotherapy
Invité(es) par
Florence CAVALLI
Institut Curie
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