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Chapter 3 Oral Comprehension

The document outlines the importance of oral comprehension in communication and foreign language acquisition, particularly in the context of a scientific English course. It focuses on CAR T-cell therapy, explaining its mechanism, differences from normal T cells, and the process of creating CAR T cells. The content emphasizes the role of T cells in the immune system and their ability to target cancer cells.

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Chapter 3 Oral Comprehension

The document outlines the importance of oral comprehension in communication and foreign language acquisition, particularly in the context of a scientific English course. It focuses on CAR T-cell therapy, explaining its mechanism, differences from normal T cells, and the process of creating CAR T cells. The content emphasizes the role of T cells in the immune system and their ability to target cancer cells.

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Scientific English courses Responsible : RAHMOUNE.

H 2024/2025 L3 /IMC

Chapter 03: English oral comprehension

What is oral comprehension?


 Oral comprehension is one of the most fundamental stages in
communication and in the acquisition of a foreign language;

 Understanding spoken language, such as conversations, stories, and


informational texts, is known as listening comprehension. This involves
extracting and constructing meaning from the spoken words;

 Listening comprehension and oral communication are intertwined. While


listening comprehension is the process of understanding and interpreting
spoken language, oral communication is the process of conveying
information through spoken language;

 In oral communication, information is given, received or transferred


between two individuals.

So, you are going to listen to a video about cancer immunotherapy: CAR T- cell therapy
explained.
Listen carefully. Take notes if you wish. You will then have to answer the questions bellow.

1. What is CAR T- Cell therapy?


- CAR T- Cell therapy is a strategy that has been developed as an individual treatment against
cancer by reprogramming T Cells to express artificially a chimeric antigen receptor or CAR to
fight cancer cells.
- CAR T-cell therapy is used as a treatment option against cancer cells.

2. What are the target cells that can be eliminated by T lymphocytes?


Virus-infected cells and tumor/ cancer cells

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3. What is the difference between CAR T cells and normal T cells?


The only characteristic that makes car t cells different from natural t cells is the chimeric antigen
receptor.

4. How are CAR T cells made?

- Step 1: Blood is removed from the patient and the T cells are isolated and cultured
- Step 2: Involves the genetic modification, using a virus vector such as the lentivirus which
carries the genetic information that encodes for the chimeric antigen receptor and this process
called viral transduction after the t cell infection, the car gene is inserted then the protein
receptor is produced after transcription and translation.

Step 3: The CAR T cell population is expanded in the lab and then finally infused back into the
patient,

The CAR T cells can ( patrol) control the whole body, recognize tumor cells with the distinct
antigen such as CD19 and eliminate the cancer cells by different mode of action such as release
of cytokines, perforin/ ganzyme and Fas/ Fas Ligand.

5. T cells are an important pillar of the human immune system (pilier)

6. CAR T cells possess normal T cell receptors and they expressed artificially
chimeric T cell receptors

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