Advancing T cell–based cancer therapy with single-cell technologies

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Samantha L. Bucktrout
Nicholas E. Banovich
Lisa H. Butterfield
Cansu Cimen-Bozkus
Josephine R. Giles
Zinaida Good
Daniel Goodman
Vanessa D. Jonsson
Caleb Lareau
Alexander Marson
Deena M. Maurer
Paul V. Munson
Mike Stubbington
Sarah Taylor
Abbey Cutchin
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[1] Parker Institute of Cancer Immunotherapy,Integrated Cancer Genomics Division
[2] Translational Genomics Research Institute,Tisch Cancer Institute
[3] Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai,Department of Systems Pharmacology and Translational Therapeutics
[4] University of Pennsylvania,Perelman School of Medicine
[5] University of Pennsylvania,Stanford Cancer Institute and Department of Biomedical Data Science
[6] Stanford University School of Medicine,Microbiology and Immunology, School of Medicine
[7] University of California San Francisco,Department of Applied Mathematics
[8] University of California,Department of Biomolecular Engineering
[9] Santa Cruz,Genomics Institute
[10] University of California,Department of Pathology
[11] Santa Cruz,undefined
[12] University of California,undefined
[13] Santa Cruz,undefined
[14] Stanford University School of Medicine,undefined
[15] Gladstone-UCSF Institute for Genomic Immunology,undefined
[16] 10x Genomics,undefined
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Nature Medicine | 2022年 / 28卷
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To accelerate the development of T cell–based immunotherapies that are effective for more patients with cancer, there is an urgent need to decipher the precise attributes of the ideal therapeutic T cell. In March 2021, the Parker Institute of Cancer Immunotherapy and 10x Genomics partnered to bring together a group of T cell immunotherapy researchers and single-cell-technology innovators for a day’s workshop. Participants evaluated the current cutting edge of knowledge, identified areas for focused technology development, and put forward a call to action to the field. Insights were provided on how to best leverage single-cell technologies and key areas for future development were proposed — with the goal of facilitating a better understanding of T cell research and translation of this research into effective cancer immunotherapies. The key points of discussion that emerged from this workshop are summarized here.
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