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Engineering WT1-Encoding mRNA to Increase Translational Efficiency in Dendritic Cellsstics of mRNA. Antigen expression level and duration can be increased by multiple optimizations of an antigen-encoding mRNA template. Here, we describe different molecular modifications to a WT1-encoding mRNA construct in order to increase antigen expression and the subsequent introduction of mRNA into DCs.

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GMP-Grade mRNA Electroporation of Dendritic Cells for Clinical Useand viability. In order to comply with the directives and guidelines defined by the regulatory authorities, we report here a standardized and reproducible method for the manufacturing of clinical-grade mRNA-transfected DC.

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Synthetic mRNA: Production, Introduction into Cells, and Physiological Consequencesse in regenerative medicine therapies, and engineering the genome by making specific alterations in DNA. This introductory chapter provides background information relevant to the following 20 chapters of this volume that present protocols for these applications of synthetic mRNA.

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Transfecting Human Monocytes with RNAon System. We further demonstrate that electroporation of monocytes with RNA represents a robust and highly relevant approach to modify monocytes for cell-based therapies. Last, the procedure described can readily be adapted to monocytes from different species, hence facilitating research in animal models.

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Delivery of Synthetic mRNA Encoding FOXP3 Antigen into Dendritic Cells for Inflammatory Breast Cance preparation. Here, we described a method of: (a) preparing and delivering synthetic FOXP3 mRNA into human DCs, (b) generating mature DCs, (c) generating FOXP3-specific cytotoxic T lymphocytes, and (d) evaluating cytotoxicity of FOXP3-specific cytotoxic T lymphocytes against inflammatory breast cancer cells.

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