Switch receptor for use in adoptive cell therapy

Business opportunity Therapy employing T cells modified with chimeric antigen receptors (CARs) is effective in hematological malignancies but not yet in solid tumors. CAR T cell activity in solid tumors is limited by immunosuppressive factors, including transforming...

DogBiTE to treat canine osteosarcoma

Background Dogs spontaneously develop cancer just like humans. Canine osteosarcoma is an aggressive bone tumour with high rate of metastasis (appr. 90%). Current treatment is amputation and adjuvant chemotherapy, however, many dogs are euthanized. The field of cancer...

Tuned CAR-T cells – a platform technology

Poor persistence of the T-cell product represents an important challenge with CAR-T cell therapy. This is often due to constitutive activity of the CAR leading to T cells exhaustion before a therapeutic effect can be achieved. To address this challenge, an original...