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  • To develop novel mRNA constructs with T cell-specific 5' untranslated regions (UTRs).
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  • Replaced the standard α-globin (HBA1) 5' UTR with sequences from highly expressed T cell genes.
  • Assessed reporter gene and CD19-CAR construct expression in primary human T cells and HEK cells.
  • Evaluated protein expression, T cell function, and tonic signaling.

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  • UTRs from interferon gamma (IFN-γ) enhanced protein expression, while TNF UTRs diminished it.
  • Expression differences were T cell-specific and did not correlate with predicted RNA stability.
  • The TIGIT 5' UTR optimized CD19-CAR expression, maximizing reactivity and minimizing tonic signaling.

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  • T cell-specific 5' UTRs are crucial for optimizing CAR-T cell functionality.
  • Fine-tuning mRNA expression via UTRs can reduce tonic signaling and off-target effects.
  • This approach holds promise for advancing mRNA-based CAR-T cell therapies.