CAR - T细胞的不可思议的发展:简史和未来的展望。

IF 1.1 Q4 MEDICINE, RESEARCH & EXPERIMENTAL KEIO JOURNAL OF MEDICINE Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.2302/kjm.ABSTRACT_72_1-1
Carl H June
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治愈癌症一直是医学界的圣杯之一。我要和你们分享的发现,CAR - T细胞,是一种很有前途的癌症治疗新形式,它提供了利用免疫系统治疗癌症的前景。CAR - T细胞是合成生物学进入医学实践的第一种形式。利用免疫系统对抗癌症是一个古老的想法。一个多世纪以前,细菌被磨碎并注射到晚期癌症患者体内,偶尔癌症会消失。然而,我们现在有了精确的基因编辑和基因插入工具,比如CRISPR/Cas9,可以重写DNA密码,从而提供了改善免疫系统的可能性,而不是按照达尔文的方式进化。2017年,CAR - T细胞首次被批准用于治疗癌症。如今,它们已在全球范围内用于超过15,000名患者,并有望从癌症扩展到其他医学领域,如自身免疫性疾病和心脏病。在这里,我将讨论不断发展的CAR - T细胞行业所面临的前景和挑战。
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The Unlikely Development of CAR T Cells: a Brief History and Prospects for the Future.

The quest to cure cancer has been one of the Holy Grails of medicine. The discovery I am going to share with you, CAR T cells, is a promising new form of therapy of cancer that offers the prospect of curing cancer using the immune system. CAR T cells are the first form of synthetic biology to enter the practice of medicine. The notion of using the immune system to fight cancer is an old idea. Over a century ago, bacteria were ground up and injected into patients with late-stage cancers, and occasionally the cancer would disappear. However, we now have precise tools for genetic editing and gene insertion like CRISPR/Cas9 to rewrite the DNA code, offering the possibility to improve the immune system over what has evolved in a Darwinian fashion. In 2017 for the first time, CAR T cells were approved for the treatment of cancer. Today they are used worldwide in more than 15,000 patients and they offer the promise to move beyond cancer to other fields of medicine such as autoimmune disease and heart disease. Here I will discuss the promises and challenges faced by the evolving CAR T cell industry.

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