Genetically Targeted T Cells Eradicate Systemic Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Xenografts

Abstract

Both in vivo costimulation and repeated administration enhance eradication of systemic tumor by genetically targeted T cells. The finding that modifications in CAR design as well as T-cell dosing allowed for the complete eradication of systemic disease affects the design of clinical trials using this treatment strategy.

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