Dr. Nicole Glodde
Institute of Experimental Oncology
nicole.glodde@ukbonn.de View member: Dr. Nicole Glodde
STAR protocols
This protocol details the procedure for CRISPR-assisted insertion of epitopes (CRISPitope), a flexible approach for generating tumor cells expressing model CD8 T cell epitopes fused to endogenously encoded gene products of choice. CRISPitope-engineered tumor cells can be recognized by T cell receptor-transgenic (TCRtg) CD8 T cells that are widely used in immunology research. Using mice inoculated with CRISPitope-engineered tumor cells, researchers can investigate how the choice of the target antigen for T cell immunotherapies influences treatment efficacy and resistance mechanisms. For complete details on the use and execution of this protocol, please refer to Effern et al. (2020).
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PMID: 35059651
Institute of Experimental Oncology
nicole.glodde@ukbonn.de View member: Dr. Nicole GloddeDepartment of Dermatology
View member: Prof. Thomas TütingInstitute of Experimental Oncology
michael.hoelzel@ukbonn.de View member: Prof. Dr. Michael Hölzel