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Reprogramming of Androgen Receptor Activity in Castration-resistant Prostate Cancer is Shaped by Truncated Variants - European Urology Focus https://t.co/htJzJMgGmK
@PeterMacRes@LukeSelth@ReneaTaylor1
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Defining focal neuroendocrine differentiation as a transcriptionally distinct form of prostate cancer pathology characterized by the expression of androgen receptor
@PeterMacRes@ReneaTaylor1@dl_goode https://t.co/KXwU5tsJtv
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Here's a good read!
Researchers at @UniMelb assessed the efficacy of Lewis Y antigen-specific CAR T cells in patient-derived xenograft models of prostate cancer.
Learn more here ⬇️
3. Pre-treatment with low-dose carboplatin chemotherapy greatly enhances CAR T cell potency, including early and persistent infiltration of activated T cells, resulting in complete tumor regression
1. CAR T cells directed to Lewis Y – an onco-foetal glycolipid antigen - was an unexpected target for prostate cancer, with minimal expression in normal tissues, but expressed in 12% of localized, 20% of metastatic and 57% of aggressive prostate tumors
@MonashBDI@PeterMacRes 6. We are still searching for the ideal #TME modulating agents that lead to a response to CAR T cell immunotherapy for most prostate tumors. Watch this space!
See our latest publication in @NatureComms on prostate cancer CAR T cell efficacy. Preclinical studies provide proof of concept that modifying the #TME enhances T cell trafficking and activation @MonashBDI@PeterMacRes#prostatecancer#CARTcells https://t.co/Qij2IUvmNr