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VivoCAR™ Anti-CD19 (18B) h(CD28-41BB-CD3z) CAR circRNA introduces a specialized alternative for next-generation in vivo engineering, utilizing the 18B clone known for its distinct binding kinetics. The 18B clone is particularly significant for in vivo CAR-T applications where "tonic signaling" and T-cell exhaustion are concerns; its unique epitope recognition can provide a different activation threshold, potentially improving the persistence of circRNA-reprogrammed T cells in dense tumor microenvironments. By delivering this CAR as a circRNA, we enable a transient yet potent pulse of 18B-CAR expression, allowing researchers to explore therapeutic windows that avoid the long-term B-cell aplasia often seen with permanent viral-based CAR-T therapies.
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