In vivo CAR-T cell engineering offers a transformative alternative by reprogramming endogenous T cells within the patient, bypassing the need for cell harvesting and expansion.
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In vivo CAR-T cell engineering reprograms endogenous T cells within the patient and bypasses cell harvesting and expansion.
Key delivery-related optimization goals for in vivo CAR-T therapy include improving vector stability, enhancing T-cell targeting, and reducing immunogenicity.
Vector tropism, membrane modifications, and targeting ligands are design principles used in in vivo CAR-T delivery strategies.
Conventional ex vivo CAR-T manufacturing is costly, individualized, and logistically complex, limiting accessibility and scalability.
CAR-T cell therapy enables potent antigen-specific immune responses and has demonstrated success in treating hematologic malignancies.