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Allogeneic, CAR-T

August 06, 2021

Cellectis’s First Solid Tumor CAR-T Advancing to the Clinic; Raleigh GMP Facility on Track to Start Production by YE 2021; Cellectis Q2 2021 Earnings Call Summary

Here is a brief preview of this blast: On Friday, August 6, Cellectis held their Q2 2021 earnings call (press release) highlighting that their novel UCART programs, UCART20x22 (CD20 x CD22 CAR-T) and UCARTMESO (mesothelin CAR-T), are anticipated to enter the clinic in 2022. Furthermore, Cellectis confirmed that their GMP manufacturing facility in Raleigh is expected to begin production by YE 2021. Below, Celltelligence provides insights on Cellectis’s clinical program progress while discussing how their fully in-house production approach may minimize potential manufacturing backlogs due to viral vector shortage.

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