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Despite multimodal therapy including maximal surgical resection, radiation, and temozolomide (TMZ), the median overall survival is less than 15 months [>>1<<]. Moreover, these therapies are non-specific and are ultimately limited by toxicity to normal tissues [2]. In contrast, immunotherapy promises an exquisitely precise approach, and substantial evidence suggests that T cells can eradicate
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Moreover, these therapies are non-specific and are ultimately limited by toxicity to normal tissues [>>2<<]. In contrast, immunotherapy promises an exquisitely precise approach, and substantial evidence suggests that T cells can eradicate large, well-established tumors in mice and humans [3]–[7].
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In contrast, immunotherapy promises an exquisitely precise approach, and substantial evidence suggests that T cells can eradicate large, well-established tumors in mice and humans [>>3<<]–[7].
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In contrast, immunotherapy promises an exquisitely precise approach, and substantial evidence suggests that T cells can eradicate large, well-established tumors in mice and humans [3]–[>>7<<].
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cells regardless of major histocompatibility complex (MHC) presentation of target antigen or MHC downregulation in tumors, factors which allow tumor-escape from treatment with ex vivo expanded tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) [>>8<<] and T-cell receptor (TCR) gene therapy [9], [10].
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complex (MHC) presentation of target antigen or MHC downregulation in tumors, factors which allow tumor-escape from treatment with ex vivo expanded tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) [8] and T-cell receptor (TCR) gene therapy [>>9<<], [10]. Clinical trials utilizing CARs in other tumor systems including renal cell carcinoma [11], indolent B-cell and mantle cell lymphoma [12], neuroblastoma [13], acute lymphoblastic leukemia [14], and chronic lymphoid leukemia [15]
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complex (MHC) presentation of target antigen or MHC downregulation in tumors, factors which allow tumor-escape from treatment with ex vivo expanded tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) [8] and T-cell receptor (TCR) gene therapy [9], [>>10<<]. Clinical trials utilizing CARs in other tumor systems including renal cell carcinoma [11], indolent B-cell and mantle cell lymphoma [12], neuroblastoma [13], acute lymphoblastic leukemia [14], and chronic lymphoid leukemia [15] have
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Clinical trials utilizing CARs in other tumor systems including renal cell carcinoma [>>11<<], indolent B-cell and mantle cell lymphoma [12], neuroblastoma [13], acute lymphoblastic leukemia [14], and chronic lymphoid leukemia [15] have verified their remarkable potential.
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Clinical trials utilizing CARs in other tumor systems including renal cell carcinoma [11], indolent B-cell and mantle cell lymphoma [>>12<<], neuroblastoma [13], acute lymphoblastic leukemia [14], and chronic lymphoid leukemia [15] have verified their remarkable potential.
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Clinical trials utilizing CARs in other tumor systems including renal cell carcinoma [11], indolent B-cell and mantle cell lymphoma [12], neuroblastoma [>>13<<], acute lymphoblastic leukemia [14], and chronic lymphoid leukemia [15] have verified their remarkable potential.
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Clinical trials utilizing CARs in other tumor systems including renal cell carcinoma [11], indolent B-cell and mantle cell lymphoma [12], neuroblastoma [13], acute lymphoblastic leukemia [14], and chronic lymphoid leukemia [>>15<<] have verified their remarkable potential.
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However, severe adverse events, including patient deaths, have occurred from administration of CAR T cells when directed against tumor antigens simultaneously expressed on normal tissues [>>16<<], [17].
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However, severe adverse events, including patient deaths, have occurred from administration of CAR T cells when directed against tumor antigens simultaneously expressed on normal tissues [16], [>>17<<].
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variant of the epidermal growth factor receptor, EGFRvIII, is a type III in-frame deletion mutant of the wild-type receptor that is exclusively expressed on the cell surface of GBMs and other neoplasms but is absent on normal tissues [>>18<<]–[20]. Unlike previous CARs, an EGFRvIII-specific construct carries the potential to eliminate tumor cells without damaging normal tissue due to the tumor specificity of its target antigen.
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of the epidermal growth factor receptor, EGFRvIII, is a type III in-frame deletion mutant of the wild-type receptor that is exclusively expressed on the cell surface of GBMs and other neoplasms but is absent on normal tissues [18]–[>>20<<]. Unlike previous CARs, an EGFRvIII-specific construct carries the potential to eliminate tumor cells without damaging normal tissue due to the tumor specificity of its target antigen.
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This dogma has since been challenged, as T cells are now known to infiltrate CNS parenchyma in the context of neuropathology and neuroinflammation where the blood brain barrier (BBB) is known to be disrupted [>>21<<], [22]. GBM in particular has been implicated in BBB dysfunction through its modulation of the local brain microenvironment, owing in part to both the inevitable disruption of natural brain architecture by bulky tumor masses and their
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This dogma has since been challenged, as T cells are now known to infiltrate CNS parenchyma in the context of neuropathology and neuroinflammation where the blood brain barrier (BBB) is known to be disrupted [21], [>>22<<]. GBM in particular has been implicated in BBB dysfunction through its modulation of the local brain microenvironment, owing in part to both the inevitable disruption of natural brain architecture by bulky tumor masses and their inherent
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owing in part to both the inevitable disruption of natural brain architecture by bulky tumor masses and their inherent pathologic characteristics that increase the permeability of microvessels, thereby compromising BBB integrity [>>23<<]. While it is reasonable to suspect that T cells and chemotherapeutic agents may gain entry to tumor cores through these regions of increased permeability, the long-term therapeutic benefits of this rationale have been marred by the fact
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have been marred by the fact that GBM is predisposed to the development of highly invasive neoplastic peninsulas that are removed from main tumor masses, residing within normal brain areas that are protected by regions of intact BBB [>>24<<]–[26]. This may explain the failure of therapeutic regimens that depend on BBB permeability for targeted treatment delivery, where main tumor cores are discriminately subjected to therapy while invasive tumor cells are able to evade
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been marred by the fact that GBM is predisposed to the development of highly invasive neoplastic peninsulas that are removed from main tumor masses, residing within normal brain areas that are protected by regions of intact BBB [24]–[>>26<<]. This may explain the failure of therapeutic regimens that depend on BBB permeability for targeted treatment delivery, where main tumor cores are discriminately subjected to therapy while invasive tumor cells are able to evade clinical
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that depend on BBB permeability for targeted treatment delivery, where main tumor cores are discriminately subjected to therapy while invasive tumor cells are able to evade clinical intervention and tumor recurrence becomes inevitable [>>27<<].
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Human tumor xenografts are often criticized due to their production of large, well-circumscribed, non-invasive intracranial masses (e.g. U87MG [>>29<<]–[31]), characteristics that impede their use as an adequate platform for evaluating novel therapies against GBM.
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Human tumor xenografts are often criticized due to their production of large, well-circumscribed, non-invasive intracranial masses (e.g. U87MG [29]–[>>31<<]), characteristics that impede their use as an adequate platform for evaluating novel therapies against GBM.
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D-270 MG is a tumor line derived directly from a patient’s primary GBM by direct orthotopic transplant and is known to naturally express EGFRvIII [>>32<<]. In order to monitor the in vivo efficacy of EGFRvIII+ CAR T cells against D-270 MG intracranial xenografts, we produced a cell line that co-expresses firefly luciferase (FLuc) and GFP, D-270MGFLuc/GFP, which retains the pathological
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We utilized the previously described human glioma cell line, U87MG [>>29<<]–[31], which does not express EGFRvIII, and subline U87MG.ΔEGFR [33], [34], which was stably transfected to express EGFRvIII.
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We utilized the previously described human glioma cell line, U87MG [29]–[>>31<<], which does not express EGFRvIII, and subline U87MG.ΔEGFR [33], [34], which was stably transfected to express EGFRvIII.
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We utilized the previously described human glioma cell line, U87MG [29]–[31], which does not express EGFRvIII, and subline U87MG.ΔEGFR [>>33<<], [34], which was stably transfected to express EGFRvIII.
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We also utilized the D-270 MG cell line, which was propagated directly as a xenograft from a primary human GBM harvested from a patient and has previously been shown to naturally express EGFRvIII [>>20<<], [32]. Briefly, mechanically minced tumor tissue was enzymatically dissociated into single cells using the Papain Dissociation System. After wash, tissue was homogenized and passed through a 75 μm cell strainer, re-suspended with freezing
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We also utilized the D-270 MG cell line, which was propagated directly as a xenograft from a primary human GBM harvested from a patient and has previously been shown to naturally express EGFRvIII [20], [>>32<<]. Briefly, mechanically minced tumor tissue was enzymatically dissociated into single cells using the Papain Dissociation System. After wash, tissue was homogenized and passed through a 75 μm cell strainer, re-suspended with freezing
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The EGFRvIII+ CAR and extGLuc retroviral vectors were utilized to generate EGFRvIII+ CAR T cells and exGluc+ EGFRvIII+ CAR T cells. The transduction procedures have previously been described [>>36<<], [45], [46].
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The EGFRvIII+ CAR and extGLuc retroviral vectors were utilized to generate EGFRvIII+ CAR T cells and exGluc+ EGFRvIII+ CAR T cells. The transduction procedures have previously been described [36], [>>45<<], [46]. Briefly, peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) from healthy donors and GBM patients (post-resection, prior to treatment) were thawed and cultured in AIM-V medium supplemented with 5% human AB serum, plus antibiotics, 300 IU/mL
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The EGFRvIII+ CAR and extGLuc retroviral vectors were utilized to generate EGFRvIII+ CAR T cells and exGluc+ EGFRvIII+ CAR T cells. The transduction procedures have previously been described [36], [45], [>>46<<]. Briefly, peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) from healthy donors and GBM patients (post-resection, prior to treatment) were thawed and cultured in AIM-V medium supplemented with 5% human AB serum, plus antibiotics, 300 IU/mL IL-2,
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Transduced PBLs (or untransduced control PBLs from same donor) were expanded in vitro using rapid expansion protocol (REP) [>>47<<]. Briefly, T cells were cultured in complete AIM-V medium plus 10% human AB serum, 300 IU/mL IL-2, and 50 ng/mL OKT-3 in the presence of 100x excess 5000 rads irradiated allogeneic PBMC feeder cells, and allowed to expand 10–14 days.
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Briefly, lentiviral vectors were generated by transient transfection of HEK 293T cells with a four-plasmid system [>>48<<]. Six hours post-transfection, plates were washed twice with phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) and 20 mL fresh medium was added. The supernatant was collected 30–48 hours post-transfection and cell debris was removed by centrifugation at
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EGFRvIII expression levels by D-270MGFLuc/GFP and U87MG.ΔEGFR tumor cells were measured by qRT PCR as previously described [>>49<<].
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Tumor growth was analyzed every three to five days for 26 days by BLI as previously described [>>51<<] until the study was terminated.
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EGFRvIII+ CAR T cells against invasive intracerebral GBM tumors, we utilized the D-270MGFLuc/GFP xenograft, which was isolated directly from a patient’s primary GBM tumor and has been previously validated to naturally express EGFRvIII [>>20<<], [32]. We first sought to histologically evaluate and compare the characteristic growth patterns of D-270MGFLuc/GFP tumor with U87MG.
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CAR T cells against invasive intracerebral GBM tumors, we utilized the D-270MGFLuc/GFP xenograft, which was isolated directly from a patient’s primary GBM tumor and has been previously validated to naturally express EGFRvIII [20], [>>32<<]. We first sought to histologically evaluate and compare the characteristic growth patterns of D-270MGFLuc/GFP tumor with U87MG.
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ΔEGFR, a xenograft derived from a previously described human glioma cell subline [>>33<<], [34] that is among the most frequently used models in preclinical studies of GBM.
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ΔEGFR, a xenograft derived from a previously described human glioma cell subline [33], [>>34<<] that is among the most frequently used models in preclinical studies of GBM.
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transduced them with a previously-described retrovirus encoding a third-generation EGFRvIII+ CAR containing the humanized 139 anti-human EGFRvIII single-chain variable fragment in tandem with the hCD28-41BB-CD3æ chain signaling domain [>>35<<]. Following transduction, we determined surface expression by flow cytometry, and T cells were found to efficiently express the EGFRvIII+ CAR construct on their cell surface ( Fig.
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rarely metastasize outside of the brain, instead shedding neoplastic cells that migrate away from main tumor cores and develop into highly invasive peninsulas residing within the normal brain, hiding within regions of intact BBB [>>24<<]–[26]. Although T cells are able to access bulky GBM lesions through dysfunction of the local BBB, it is unknown if they can effectively migrate into the invading tumor deposits that may reside behind an intact BBB.
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rarely metastasize outside of the brain, instead shedding neoplastic cells that migrate away from main tumor cores and develop into highly invasive peninsulas residing within the normal brain, hiding within regions of intact BBB [24]–[>>26<<]. Although T cells are able to access bulky GBM lesions through dysfunction of the local BBB, it is unknown if they can effectively migrate into the invading tumor deposits that may reside behind an intact BBB.
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this, human donor PBLs were transduced with the external Gaussian luciferase (extGLuc) retrovirus or underwent a dual transduction with both the extGLuc and EGFRvIII+ CAR retroviruses for use in bioluminescence imaging (BLI) analysis [>>36<<]. Following transduction, T cells were cultured in vitro prior to systemic infusion into NSG mice bearing established orthotopic D-270MGFLuc/GFP tumors.
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The therapeutic benefits of CAR-based adoptive cell therapy have been widely demonstrated in patients suffering with cancer [>>7<<], [13]–[15]. Since its introduction, CAR design has evolved significantly to mediate a potent and robust T-cell immune response when directed against tumors in the periphery [6], [37].
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The therapeutic benefits of CAR-based adoptive cell therapy have been widely demonstrated in patients suffering with cancer [7], [>>13<<]–[15]. Since its introduction, CAR design has evolved significantly to mediate a potent and robust T-cell immune response when directed against tumors in the periphery [6], [37].
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The therapeutic benefits of CAR-based adoptive cell therapy have been widely demonstrated in patients suffering with cancer [7], [13]–[>>15<<]. Since its introduction, CAR design has evolved significantly to mediate a potent and robust T-cell immune response when directed against tumors in the periphery [6], [37].
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Since its introduction, CAR design has evolved significantly to mediate a potent and robust T-cell immune response when directed against tumors in the periphery [>>6<<], [37]. Importantly, we demonstrate here that similar immune responses can be achieved against established tumors in the immunologically privileged brain, even when directed against highly invasive cancers that are considered prone to
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Since its introduction, CAR design has evolved significantly to mediate a potent and robust T-cell immune response when directed against tumors in the periphery [6], [>>37<<]. Importantly, we demonstrate here that similar immune responses can be achieved against established tumors in the immunologically privileged brain, even when directed against highly invasive cancers that are considered prone to immune
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However, we chose the assay conditions described here since incubation times>18 h decrease cell viability, and 18 h incubations have yielded consistent results to date [>>38<<].
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T-cell migration across endothelium requires molecular cues provided by chemokine-chemokine receptor interaction and engagement of adhesion molecules, which are thought to be independent of TCR engagement [>>39<<], [40]. The cross-reactivity of murine adhesion molecules and chemokines with human T cells and their chemokine receptors is known to be limited [41], and although this could have negatively impacted T-cell localization, we instead
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T-cell migration across endothelium requires molecular cues provided by chemokine-chemokine receptor interaction and engagement of adhesion molecules, which are thought to be independent of TCR engagement [39], [>>40<<]. The cross-reactivity of murine adhesion molecules and chemokines with human T cells and their chemokine receptors is known to be limited [41], and although this could have negatively impacted T-cell localization, we instead observed a
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The cross-reactivity of murine adhesion molecules and chemokines with human T cells and their chemokine receptors is known to be limited [>>41<<], and although this could have negatively impacted T-cell localization, we instead observed a substantial influx of T cells into the invasive tumor.
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This explanation would be consistent with two recent clinical studies where recurrence in patients treated with CARs [>>42<<] or a vaccine targeting a single antigen [43] was characterized by outgrowth of antigen-loss variants.
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This explanation would be consistent with two recent clinical studies where recurrence in patients treated with CARs [42] or a vaccine targeting a single antigen [>>43<<] was characterized by outgrowth of antigen-loss variants.
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may include determining factors involved in eliciting broader endogenous immune responses through mechanisms such as epitope spreading, which has emerged as a critical factor during clinical trials of immunotherapy for melanoma [>>44<<].
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