THE FUTURE OF IMMUNOTHERAPY: CAR-T AN INNOVATIVE THERAPY IN ONCO-HEMATOLOGY AND ITS LIMITATIONS FOR SOLID TUMORS
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increasing development of the use of immunotherapyAbstract
With the increasing development of the use of immunotherapy of oncological diseases, the treatment with CAR-T cells (T lymphocytes with Chimeric Antigen Receptors), strategies are being used to take advantage of the immune system itself to fight cancers. The innovative technique of cell therapy, has been obtaining impressive results in cases that no longer had therapeutic options left whose prognoses were weak and practically unlikely, studies presented expose both limitations for solid tumors and side effects from the release of cytokines, as advances in the reprogramming of T lymphocytes in their production, benefiting hematological patients. Advances have been presented in the creations of the generations of CAR-T cells, we know that there are four generations, based on the development of the first generation. They showed limited efficacy in terms of persisting the antitumor response. It is important to note that these generations represent major advances in the reformulation of CAR-T cells and in intracellular activation and signaling strategies, with the aim of improving therapeutic efficacy. The present study is justified by the interest in exposing data and details of CAR-T cell therapy, which represents an advance in science and in the treatment of patients suffering from hematological neoplasms. Concept, technology and process for advanced therapies are presented, where the clinical application is addressed, being presented products already approved as: Kymriah, Yescarta.
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