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The risk of on-target/off-tumor toxicity is a major obstacle for the development of effective CAR T cell therapies. Strategies to minimize the "on-target/off-tumor" toxicity by improving the specific tumor recognition have to be developed, especially for targeting TAAs that are self-antigens and differentially expressed by tumor cells.
The combinatorial CAR is desighed by recognizing two different antigens on the tumor cells via engineering T cells with two CAR molecules: one CAR provides only the activation signal (the same as the first-generation CAR) and the other CAR provides co-stimulation (similar to the second-generation CAR but only has a co-stimulatory moiety, not an activation moiety). Therefore, optimal and effective T cell activation can only be achieved by the recognition of two different antigens simultaneously on the tumor cells, while sparing normal tissue that may only express one of these two antigens.
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