Category Archives: CD22

AUTO1 and AUTO3 Clinical Updates to be Presented at ASH 2020; AUTO3 Pivotal Trial Likely in H1 2021; Autolus Q3 2020 Earnings Call Summary

On Thursday, November 5, Autolus held their Q3 2020 earnings call (press release/ presentation). Management highlighted that updated data from the AUTO1 Ph1 ALLCAR19 and AUTO3 Ph1/2 ALEXANDER studies will be presented at ASH 2020. Additionally, Autolus noted that AUTO3 may move to a pivotal trial in H1 2021. Below, Celltelligence provides insights into Autolus’s clinical updates at ASH 2020 and how AUTO3 could disrupt the increasingly crowded ≥3L DLBCL space.

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Updated AUTO3 Ph1/2 ALEXANDER Results; ESMO 2020 Investor Call Summary

On Friday, September 18, Autolus held an investor call (press release / presentation), highlighting updated clinical data from the AUTO3 (CD19/22 dual CAR-T) Ph1/2 ALEXANDER study in ≥3L DLBCL. The data was also presented at ESMO (E.Tholouli et al, Sep 2020). Below, Celltelligence provides thoughts on the significance of this data, and particularly how it compares to competitor autologous CD19 CAR-Ts from Novartis (Kymriah), Gilead (Yescarta), and BMS (liso-cel).

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Thoughts on Cellectis’s CAR-T Program; Potential UCARTCS1 Protocol Changes; Q2 2020 Earnings Call

On Wednesday, August 5, Cellectis held their Q2 2020 conference call (press release). As expected, the company discussed the recent FDA hold on the UCARTCS1 Ph1 MELANI-01 trial in r/r MM. Management also stated that interim data will be presented for either UCART22 or UCART123 in Q4 2020, and that the Paris and Raleigh manufacturing sites remain on track to open later in 2020 and in 2021, respectively. Below, Celltelligence provides key takeaways from the call, and thoughts on Cellectis’s CAR-T program, particularly around the anticipated next steps for UCARTCS1.

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Thoughts on Autolus’s CAR-T Program; Q2 2020 Earnings Call

On Thursday, August 6, Autolus held their Q2 2020 earnings call (press release/ presentation). The company announced that updated data from the AUTO3 Ph1/2 ALEXANDER study in ≥3L DLBCL will be presented at ESMO on September 18, 2020. In addition, management stated that they have experienced minimal interruption to their clinical program from COVID-19, except for the Ph1 AUTO4 trial (≥2L r/r TRBC1+ TCL) where data readout has been delayed from Q4 2020 to H1 2021. Below, Celltelligence provides key takeaways from the call, and thoughts on how Autolus’s CAR-T program, particularly in ALL (AUTO1) and DLBCL (AUTO3), may be able to compete with CAR-T leaders Novartis, Gilead, and BMS.

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Two New Gracell Early Ph1 Trials in MM and NHL Posted

Two new early Ph1 trials from Gracell have been observed on CT.gov: a BCMA/CD19 dual CAR-T in ≥4L R/R MM and another trial evaluating GC022F, a CD22 CAR-T rapidly manufactured <24 hours in ≥2L R/R NHL. Interestingly, both trials are being conducted at the same hospital. Below, Celltelligence provides insights on these new trials, particularly around how a BCMA/CD19 dual CAR-T could differentiate Gracell within the crowded BCMA MM space.

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Novartis Discusses Their Activated Rapid Manufacturing Program and Kymriah in the Community Setting

On Monday, June 15, Novartis held an investor call (presentation), highlighting advances to their activated rapid manufacturing (ARM) platform for cell therapy, and their assessment of the community setting for CD19 CAR-T therapies. Below, Celltelligence provides thoughts on the significance of the ARM platform compared to other rapid manufacturing methods, and the potential impact Kymriah could have outside Centers of Excellence (COE).

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Autolus Ph1 ALEXANDER Results and ASCO 2020 Investor Call Summary

On Monday, June 1, Autolus held an investor call (press release / presentation), highlighting updated clinical data from the AUTO3 (CD19/22 dual CAR-T) Ph1/2 ALEXANDER study in ≥3L DLBCL. The data was also presented at ASCO (Wendy Osborne et al, May 2020). Below, Celltelligence provides thoughts on the significance of this data, and particularly how it compares to competitor autologous CD19 CAR-Ts from Novartis (Kymriah), Gilead (Yescarta), and BMS (liso-cel).

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