Antibody-Dependent Cell-Mediated Cytotoxicity Through Natural Killer
(NK) Cells: Unlocking NK Cells for Future Immunotherapy

Ding    Sheng    Chin; Crystale    Siew Ying    Lim; Fazlina       Nordin; Norsyahida       Arifin; Tye   Gee   Jun
doi:10.2174/1389201022666210820093608
Abstract

Background: Natural killer (NK) cells have potent effector functions that can be further improved for therapeutic purposes through antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity (ADCC). Specific killing of virus-infected cells and cancer cells is modulated through target specific antibodies that subsequently recruit NK cells for ADCC. NK cells produce cytokines similar to activated T cells, but is less persistent as NK cells have short-lived responses. These features benefit the development of customisable and more individualised cell-based therapies.
Objectives: Preclinical studies with NK cells were promising and several clinical studies are ongoing to investigate their use in antibody therapies. However, more reliable ADCC assays are required for evaluating NK cell activity to optimise therapeutic antibodies. The therapeutic potential of NK cell therapy could then be improved by harnessing ADCC.
Methods: This review discusses recent studies on key components of NK cell-mediated ADCC, current clinical trials involving NK cells, ADCC assay developments and various techniques to improve ADCC.
Results: Improvements can be made to NK-mediated ADCC through modifications of antibodies, effector cells and target antigens. Different aspects of antibodies were studied extensively, including modifying glycosylation patterns, novel production methods, combination regiments, bispecific antibodies, and conjugated antibodies. Modification of NK cells and tumour surface markers could improve ADCC of even treatment-resistant cancer cells. Additives such as cytokines and other immunomodulatory agents can further augment ADCC to supplement NK cell-based therapies.
Conclusion: ADCC improvements could be incorporated with current biological techniques such as adoptive transfer of NK cells and chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) NK cells, to improve the outcome of NK cell-based therapy and pave the way for future immunotherapies.
Keywords: Natural killer cell, antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity, Fc receptor, CD16, therapeutic antibodies, immunotherapy.
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