T-cell Transduction and Cytokine Assay
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Corresponding Organization : Oslo University Hospital
Other organizations : University of Oslo, Nextera (Norway)
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Variable analysis
- T-cell transduction with retroviral particles
- Co-culture of CAR-expressing T cells with cells positive or negative for the target antigen
- CAR expression on T cells (measured by Biotin-SP-AffiniPure F (ab′)2 Fragment Goat Anti-Mouse IgG staining and Streptavidin-PE secondary staining)
- TNF-α production by CAR-expressing T cells (measured by flow cytometry using TNF-α-PE)
- Killing of target cells (measured by bioluminescence-based killing assay)
- Expansion of T cells on CD3/CD28 beads
- Permanent expression of firefly Luciferase gene in target cells (for bioluminescence-based killing assay)
- Positive control: Co-culture of CAR-expressing T cells with target cells positive for the antigen
- Negative control: Co-culture of CAR-expressing T cells with target cells negative for the antigen
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