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Born to survive: how cancer cells resist CAR T cell therapy

Journal

JOURNAL OF HEMATOLOGY & ONCOLOGY
Volume 14, Issue 1, Pages -

Publisher

BMC
DOI: 10.1186/s13045-021-01209-9

Keywords

Immunotherapy; Lymphoma; Leukemia; Myeloma; Therapy

Funding

  1. Lymphoma research foundation (LRF) CDA
  2. Gilead Research Scholar Award
  3. Gabrielle's Angel Foundation
  4. Laffey-McHugh Foundation
  5. Emerson Collective Award
  6. Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy
  7. Berman and Maguire Funds for Lymphoma Research at Penn
  8. NCI [1K99CA212302, R00CA212302]

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Although chimeric antigen receptor T cells have shown remarkable efficacy in patients with chemo-resistant hematologic malignancies, a significant portion still resist or relapse. This resistance may be attributed to CAR T cell dysfunction, a hostile tumor microenvironment, or resistant cancer cells. In this review, intrinsic resistance mechanisms of cancer cells to CAR T cell therapy and potential strategies to overcome them are discussed.
Although chimeric antigen receptor T cells demonstrated remarkable efficacy in patients with chemo-resistant hematologic malignancies, a significant portion still resist or relapse. This immune evasion may be due to CAR T cells dysfunction, a hostile tumor microenvironment, or resistant cancer cells. Here, we review the intrinsic resistance mechanisms of cancer cells to CAR T cell therapy and potential strategies to circumvent them.

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