IP Library Patent Application 14996447
Patent Application
App. No. 14/996,447

METHODS OF CELL CULTURE FOR ADOPTIVE CELL THERAPY

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14/996,447
Abstract

Production and use of novel therapeutic cells, called T-Vehicles, in the allogeneic Adoptive Cell Therapy setting allows a wide range of therapeutic benefits to accrue with minimal or no risk of GVHD. T-Vehicles are created from donor T cells that are altered to contain therapeutic attributes that do not include their native antigen receptors and can deliver therapeutic benefits irrelevant of their native antigen specificity. T-Vehicles can possess highly restricted native antigen specificity that renders them unable to recognize antigens present on normal cells and incapable of initiating GVHD, making them ideal transport vehicles to deliver various therapeutic attributes in vivo. In essence, production and use of T-Vehicles is a paradigm shift that opens the door to therapeutic application of T cells in ways not previously contemplated, independent of whether or not there is an HLA match between the donor and the recipient.

Claims (23)

1 . A T-Vehicle comprising:

a human T cell that has been obtained from a healthy donor and

has a native T cell receptor and

has been modified to include a therapeutic attribute and

the only antigen the modified T cell is able to recognize is a non-human antigen.

2 . The T-Vehicle of claim 1 where the therapeutic attribute includes a chemotherapeutic agent.

3 . The T-Vehicle of claim 1 where the therapeutic attribute includes an antimicrobial agent.

4 . The T-Vehicle of claim 1 where the therapeutic attribute includes a radio isotope.

5 . The T-Vehicle of claim 1 where the therapeutic attribute includes DNA.

6 . The T-Vehicle of claim 1 where the therapeutic attribute includes RNA.

7 . The T-Vehicle of claim 1 where the therapeutic attribute includes a recombinant protein.

8 . The T-Vehicle of claim 1 where the therapeutic attribute includes a peptide.

9 . The T-Vehicle of claim 1 where the therapeutic attribute includes an aptamer.

10 . The T-Vehicle of claim 1 where in the T-Vehicle is frozen.

11 . The T-Vehicle of claim 1 where the T-Vehicle is stored in an allogeneic cell bank.

12 . A T-Vehicle comprising:

a human T cell with a native T cell receptor that only recognizes a non-human antigen wherein the T cell has been modified to make the T cell a transport vehicle that can deliver a therapeutic attribute comprising a chemotherapeutic agent, antimicrobial agent, radio isotope, DNA, RNA, recombinant protein, peptide, or aptamer.

13 . The T-Vehicle of claim 12 where the human T cell is obtained from a healthy donor.

14 . The T-Vehicle of claim 12 where the T-Vehicle is frozen.

15 . A T-Vehicle comprising:

a T cell that includes a native T cell receptor that only recognizes antigens that are not present on normal human cells and

has been modified to include a therapeutic attribute and

is frozen and stored in an allogeneic cell bank.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Oct 12, 2021
From: VERA, JUAN F.; ROONEY, CLIONA M.; LEEN, ANN M.
To: BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
Reel/Frame 057760/0477 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Oct 12, 2021
From: WILSON, JOHN R.
To: WILSON WOLF MANUFACTURING
Reel/Frame 057760/0656 →