Cell-based molecularly targeted therapy: targeting oncoproteins with T cell receptor gene therapy.
Cell-based molecularly targeted therapy: targeting oncoproteins with T cell receptor gene therapy.
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基于细胞的分子靶向治疗:利用 T 细胞受体基因治疗靶向癌蛋白。
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10.1172/jci120386
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2018
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Hinrichs,ChristianS
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Hinrichs,ChristianS
As oncogenes drive carcinogenesis and promote cancer cell survival, they are highly attractive therapeutic targets, and oncogene-targeting small molecules have achieved some clinical success. While many oncogenes are presently considered to be “druggable,” tumors often acquire treatment resistance, and patients are rarely cured in response to oncogene-specific treatment. In this issue of theJCI, Veatch and colleagues describe a patient with metastatic acral melanoma who experienced a complete tumor response following infusion of tumor-infiltrating T cells that targeted multiple tumor antigens, including a BRAFV600Edriver mutation. T cells genetically engineered to express an anti-BRAFV600ET cell receptor (TCR) from the patient demonstrated recognition of an epitope that spanned the BRAFV600Emutation. These findings suggest that BRAFV600Emight be targeted therapeutically with adoptive transfer of anti-BRAFV600ET cells. This research supports the emerging therapeutic paradigm of targeting oncogenic drivers with T cell immunotherapy.