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Transient T cell therapies.

2026 · Advances in Pharmacology · Vol 106, pp. 179-212 · 0 citations
Medicine

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The pharmacological imperative for transient CAR expression is delineated, including lipid nanoparticles in combination with mRNA, which avoids risks of insertional mutagenesis and enables titratable, short-lived CAR expression, thereby enhancing safety management and suitability for applications beyond oncology.

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