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Comparative Analysis of Clinical-Scale IFN-γ-Positive T-Cell Enrichment Using Partially and Fully Integrated Platforms
The infusion of enriched CMV-specific donor T-cells appears to be a suitable alternative for the treatment of drug-resistant CMV reactivation or infection after both solid organ and hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. Antiviral lymphocytes can be selected from apheresis products using the Clini...
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description | The infusion of enriched CMV-specific donor T-cells appears to be a suitable alternative for the treatment of drug-resistant CMV reactivation or
infection after both solid organ and hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. Antiviral lymphocytes can be selected from apheresis products using the CliniMACS Cytokine-Capture-System
either with the well-established CliniMACS
Plus (Plus) device or with its more versatile successor CliniMACS Prodigy
(Prodigy).
Manufacturing of CMV-specific T-cells was carried out with the Prodigy and Plus in parallel starting with 0.8-1 × 10
leukocytes collected by lymphapheresis (
= 3) and using the MACS GMP PepTivator
HCMVpp65 for antigenic restimulation. Target and non-target cells were quantified by a newly developed single-platform assessment and gating strategy using positive (CD3/CD4/CD8/CD45/IFN-γ), negative (CD14/CD19/CD56), and dead cell (7-AAD) discriminators.
Both devices produced largely similar results for target cell viabilities: 37.2-52.2% (Prodigy) vs. 51.1-62.1% (Plus) CD45
/7-AAD
cells. Absolute numbers of isolated target cells were 0.1-3.8 × 10
viable IFN-γ
CD3
T-cells. The corresponding proportions of IFN-γ
CD3
T-cells ranged between 19.2 and 95.1% among total CD3
T-cells and represented recoveries of 41.9-87.6%. Within two parallel processes, predominantly IFN-γ
CD3
CD8
cytotoxic T-cells were enriched compared to one process that yielded a higher amount of IFN-γ
CD3
CD4
helper T lymphocytes. T-cell purity was higher for the Prodigies products that displayed a lower content of contaminating IFN-γ
T-cells (3.6-20.8%) compared to the Plus products (19.9-80.0%).
The manufacturing process on the Prodigy saved both process and hands-on time due to its higher process integration and ability for unattended operation. Although the usage of both instruments yielded comparable results, the lower content of residual IFN-γ
T-cells in the target fractions produced with the Prodigy may allow for a higher dosage of CMV-specific donor T-cells without increasing the risk for graft-versus-host disease. |
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either with the well-established CliniMACS
Plus (Plus) device or with its more versatile successor CliniMACS Prodigy
(Prodigy).
Manufacturing of CMV-specific T-cells was carried out with the Prodigy and Plus in parallel starting with 0.8-1 × 10
leukocytes collected by lymphapheresis (
= 3) and using the MACS GMP PepTivator
HCMVpp65 for antigenic restimulation. Target and non-target cells were quantified by a newly developed single-platform assessment and gating strategy using positive (CD3/CD4/CD8/CD45/IFN-γ), negative (CD14/CD19/CD56), and dead cell (7-AAD) discriminators.
Both devices produced largely similar results for target cell viabilities: 37.2-52.2% (Prodigy) vs. 51.1-62.1% (Plus) CD45
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cells. Absolute numbers of isolated target cells were 0.1-3.8 × 10
viable IFN-γ
CD3
T-cells. The corresponding proportions of IFN-γ
CD3
T-cells ranged between 19.2 and 95.1% among total CD3
T-cells and represented recoveries of 41.9-87.6%. Within two parallel processes, predominantly IFN-γ
CD3
CD8
cytotoxic T-cells were enriched compared to one process that yielded a higher amount of IFN-γ
CD3
CD4
helper T lymphocytes. T-cell purity was higher for the Prodigies products that displayed a lower content of contaminating IFN-γ
T-cells (3.6-20.8%) compared to the Plus products (19.9-80.0%).
The manufacturing process on the Prodigy saved both process and hands-on time due to its higher process integration and ability for unattended operation. Although the usage of both instruments yielded comparable results, the lower content of residual IFN-γ
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either with the well-established CliniMACS
Plus (Plus) device or with its more versatile successor CliniMACS Prodigy
(Prodigy).
Manufacturing of CMV-specific T-cells was carried out with the Prodigy and Plus in parallel starting with 0.8-1 × 10
leukocytes collected by lymphapheresis (
= 3) and using the MACS GMP PepTivator
HCMVpp65 for antigenic restimulation. Target and non-target cells were quantified by a newly developed single-platform assessment and gating strategy using positive (CD3/CD4/CD8/CD45/IFN-γ), negative (CD14/CD19/CD56), and dead cell (7-AAD) discriminators.
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cells. Absolute numbers of isolated target cells were 0.1-3.8 × 10
viable IFN-γ
CD3
T-cells. The corresponding proportions of IFN-γ
CD3
T-cells ranged between 19.2 and 95.1% among total CD3
T-cells and represented recoveries of 41.9-87.6%. Within two parallel processes, predominantly IFN-γ
CD3
CD8
cytotoxic T-cells were enriched compared to one process that yielded a higher amount of IFN-γ
CD3
CD4
helper T lymphocytes. T-cell purity was higher for the Prodigies products that displayed a lower content of contaminating IFN-γ
T-cells (3.6-20.8%) compared to the Plus products (19.9-80.0%).
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either with the well-established CliniMACS
Plus (Plus) device or with its more versatile successor CliniMACS Prodigy
(Prodigy).
Manufacturing of CMV-specific T-cells was carried out with the Prodigy and Plus in parallel starting with 0.8-1 × 10
leukocytes collected by lymphapheresis (
= 3) and using the MACS GMP PepTivator
HCMVpp65 for antigenic restimulation. Target and non-target cells were quantified by a newly developed single-platform assessment and gating strategy using positive (CD3/CD4/CD8/CD45/IFN-γ), negative (CD14/CD19/CD56), and dead cell (7-AAD) discriminators.
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/7-AAD
cells. Absolute numbers of isolated target cells were 0.1-3.8 × 10
viable IFN-γ
CD3
T-cells. The corresponding proportions of IFN-γ
CD3
T-cells ranged between 19.2 and 95.1% among total CD3
T-cells and represented recoveries of 41.9-87.6%. Within two parallel processes, predominantly IFN-γ
CD3
CD8
cytotoxic T-cells were enriched compared to one process that yielded a higher amount of IFN-γ
CD3
CD4
helper T lymphocytes. T-cell purity was higher for the Prodigies products that displayed a lower content of contaminating IFN-γ
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