Cells prepared by transient transfection and methods of use thereof
AssigneeYale University
InventorsPeter M. Rabinovich, Sherman M. Weissman, Marina E. Komarovskaya, Erkut Bahceci, Samuel Katz, Efim Golub
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AssigneeYale University
InventorsPeter M. Rabinovich, Sherman M. Weissman, Marina E. Komarovskaya, Erkut Bahceci, Samuel Katz, Efim Golub
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Compositions and methods of making cells using RNA, and cells made using the disclosed compositions and methods are also provided. In exemplary embodiments, RNA is transfected into cells to effect a molecular, biological, physiological, or histological change in the cells. In preferred embodiments, the RNA is prepared in vitro, more preferably using a DNA template according to the provided compositions and methods. Methods for treating or inhibiting a disorder or disease such cancer are also provided. The methods can include, for example, locally or systemically administering to the host an effective amount of one or more RNAs; or an effective amount of population of cells isolated from the subject or a syngeneic or histocompatible subject, contacted ex vivo with one or RNAs, and optionally expanded. The cells can be, for example, immune cells or stem cells.
An immune cell comprising one or more RNAs prepared by in vitro transcription,
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