Metabolic Reprograming via Deletion of CISH in Human iPSC-Derived NK Cells Promotes In Vivo Persistence and Enhances Anti-tumor Activity

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@2035Bio @crisprtalk $FATE has seen papers like this https://t.co/UyfiT90c4T

@RayLagunabb @Biotech2k1 Hopefully, for future products, they will KO CISH (a negative regulator of IL-2/15 signaling) as well. This improves in vivo expansion, persistence and cytotoxicity https://t.co/7LinzSNtEw I know Shoreline Bio will be for all i…

@BioEqman @Biotech2k1 There are a number of ways to increase the expansion, persistence and cytotoxicity of NK cells https://t.co/7LinzSNtEw

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