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titleOfInvention Lipid-Based Antigens and T-Cell Receptors on NK Cells
abstract Compositions, methods and uses of genetically modified NK cells to elicit immune response against cells infected with microorganisms are presented. In some embodiments, NK cells can be genetically modified with a recombinant nucleic acid that includes a segment encoding an extracellular single-chain variant fragment that specifically binds a CD1-lipid antigen complex and another segment encoding an intracellular activation domain, and a linker between those segments. In other embodiments, the NK cells can be genetically modified with a recombinant nucleic acid that includes a segment encoding an a chain T cell receptor and a β chain T cell receptor, and another segment encoding at least a portion of CD3δ and at least a portion of CD3γ. The genetically modified NK cells can be administered to the patient infected with microorganism to trigger immune response specific to the cells infected with the microorganism.
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