| abstract |
The present disclosure relates to T cell anticancer immunotherapy based on modulation of Nrf2 expression, that is, to an Nrf2-targeting immune cell, e.g., T cell, anticancer therapy. The present disclosure allows deep interference with the Nrf2 expression in T cells, thereby solving the problem of immune tolerance shown by cancer cells to T cells; in other words, the effect of anticancer immunotherapy can be improved by targeting Nrf2. The present disclosure can provide an Nrf2-targeting new T cell anticancer immunotherapy and a T cell for the second-generation anticancer immunotherapy. This technology is applicable to the preparation of CAR-T, engineered T, and TIL T cells, and to the treatment of various solid carcinomas, including lymphoma. It can be said to be a new anticancer therapy that improves the therapeutic efficacy effectively. |