Chimeric antigen receptor T-cells (CAR T-cells) are engineered T-cells that use artificial sensors to target cancers.

“chimeriic antigen receptor tea cells. That's a long term. They're known for short as CART cells, chimeriic antigen receptor. And what that means chimeic is that these are stitched together. This is a receptor that was designed in a lab, does not exist in nature, but can be put into a piece of DNA, delivered into a TE-C cell, and when that DNA goes into the genetic code of the T- cell, all of a sudden the T- cell will start making proteins that go on its surface and act as these artificial sensors.”

“we're also using the the when I I've talked about this CAR the chimeic antigen receptor the outside of it that is the sensor that's being used is also an a part of an antibbody and so essentially what we're doing is now using the antibbody to target, but instead of dra dragging along a drug, it's dragging along a cell.”