RESEARCH SUMMARY
Improving Cancer Immunotherapy with Anticancer Adenoviruses
A mesenchymal stromal cell-based vector simultaneously delivers multiple viruses, improving CAR T cell activity.
The tumor microenvironment (TME) is a barrier to adoptive cell therapy because it promotes tumor growth and metastasis while suppressing anticancer immune responses. A novel therapy deploys adenoviruses that disrupt and manipulate the TME to create a more immunostimulatory setting. However, delivering the therapy to solid tumors is challenging, as innate or adaptive immune responses often eliminate viruses before they reach the tumor site.
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