- Method of treating checkpoint inhibitor blockade therapy resistant cancer, such as GBM, with an anti-LAIR-1 antibody
- LAIR-1 is strongly associated with negative immune checkpoints in GBM
- Administration of anti-LAIR-1 antibody reversed myeloid-derived suppressor cell mediated T-cell suppression in vivo
- Anti-LAIR-1 antibody treatment in a PD-1 blockage-resistant GBM mouse model, showed positive outcomes both alone and in combination with CAR-T therapy. Including synergistic effects with anti-LAIR-1 and CAR-T therapy, reduced tumor growth and increased survival time