Revolutionary Computational Design: Crafting Synthetic Protein Receptors for Cancer Immunotherapy

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Discover how scientists developed a groundbreaking computational platform to design synthetic protein receptors from scratch.
These T-SenSERs enhance CAR-T cell therapy by sensing tumor signals and boosting immune responses.
Learn about the challenges in treating solid tumors with traditional CAR-T cells and how this innovation overcomes them.
Explore the dynamic modeling of proteins as shape-shifting machines, allowing precise control over T cell behavior.
Tested in models of lung cancer and multiple myeloma, these receptors show improved tumor control and survival rates.
This study from Nature Biomedical Engineering paves the way for advanced biosensors in cell engineering.
Find out how VEGF and CSF1-sensing receptors work and their programmable signaling functions.
Optimize your knowledge on leveraging T cells for durable cancer treatments.