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The project aims to improve cancer immunotherapy by targeting specific carbohydrate structures on tumor cells. By using chimeric antigen receptor T cell technology, it seeks to enhance the specificity and safety of treatments for various carcinomas, addressing limitations of current therapies.
Major limitations in current immunotherapy success are low antigenicity of targeting antigen and tumor heterogeneity.
Hence there is an unmet need for novel antigen targets that could potentially be expressed on many tumor types.
Cancer express aberrant cell surface glycosylation patterns compared to normal cells.
These tumor-associated carbohydrate-neoantigens can be targeted for tumor cell killing by antibodies and cytotoxic immune cells.
Sialic acids cover cell surface glycans and frequently…
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