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PD-(L)1 axis inhibits CAR-T cell activation, proliferation, survival, and functionality. Thus, CAR-T mediated direct targeting of the PD-(L)1 immunosuppressive axis or modulation of the axis along with CAR-T therapy holds a huge promise to unleash the full potential of CAR-Ts.
Multiple strategies are under investigation to target PD-(L)1 immunosuppressive axis to increase CAR-T therapy efficacy. We have grouped the strategies under the following three broad categories,
Combining CAR-Ts with PD-(L)1 inhibitors to target PD-(L)1 molecules
Engineering T-cells in CAR-Ts with molecular mechanisms to block PD-(L)1 axis
Modifying CARs to target the PD-(L)1 axis
Currently, 205+ CAR-T programs are investigating such strategies in clinical and preclinical studies. Some of these studies have shown promising efficacy and considerable safety profiles, thus providing a strong impetus for further progress along this path.
In this slide deck, the Oncofocus’ Cell and Gene therapy team provided a top-level summary of all the different strategies/sub-strategies employed to target the PD-(L)1 axis with CAR-Ts or along with CAR-Ts. To get a detailed report along with the list of all the 205+ programs, active developers, current status, clinical outcomes, etc., please write to us at support@oncofocus.com.
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To get a comprehensive analysis of each of these strategies and details of all the programs
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To understand other research strategies under investigation to improve the efficacy of CAR-Ts
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