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Autologous, BCMA, CAR-T, CD19, CD22

September 08, 2020

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

Here is a brief preview of this blast: 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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