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Cancer neoantigen-specific T cell activation via adoptive transfer is a form of immunotherapy where T cells are engineered or selected to recognize and attack cancer cells expressing unique, patient-specific antigens known as neoantigens. These neoantigens arise from tumor-specific mutations and are not present in normal tissues, making them highly specific targets for immune intervention.
Adoptive transfer/expansion + recognition/killing via cytotoxic granule release
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