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PD-1 antibody-blocked autologous RAK cells are an investigational, patient-specific adoptive cell-therapy approach evaluated in a Phase I study for second-line or later advanced non-small cell lung cancer. RAK cells are autologous RetroNectin-activated killer-cell preparations generated from peripheral-blood mononuclear cells; the trial title indicates that the cells are treated with an unspecified PD-1-blocking antibody to reduce PD-1 checkpoint signaling and potentially augment antitumor cytotoxic immune activity. The specific PD-1 antibody, manufacturing process, and a unique product code or INN were not identified in the public trial registration. ([chictr.org.cn](https://www.chictr.org.cn/showproj.html?proj=62989))
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