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Enhancing CAR T Cell Generation with Nonviral Genetic Engineering

Optimizing nonviral genetic engineering of resting T cells for improved cancer immunotherapy

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Modifying T cells before activation and expanding them in vitro may lead to more effective and safer immunotherapy treatments. If the challenges associated with resting T cell transfection can be overcome, scientists could use these cells in CAR T cell therapy, which could provide a significant reduction in time and materials required for production.

Download this application note from Thermo Fisher Scientific to learn about a nonviral cell engineering method for generating CAR T cells from resting, nonactivated T cells, using a shortened workflow.

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