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Allogeneic T-cell immunotherapy involves using T cells from a healthy donor to treat diseases, particularly cancer. These T cells can be engineered to enhance their tumor-killing ability. Key challenges include managing graft-versus-host disease and host-versus-graft rejection.
Donor-derived T cells recognize and kill malignant cells; engineered CAR-T cells target specific tumor antigens.
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