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No Major Updates Presented at Ziopharm’s R&D Day

On Thursday, March 11, Ziopharm held their R&D day (presentation) where they presented no major updates for their CD19 rapid manufacturing (RPM) CAR-T program or their personalized / library TCR-T approach. Nevertheless, management reiterated that their CD19 RPM cells could potentially cost $10,000, with a dose x100 lower than traditional autologous CAR-Ts. Finally, Ziopharm presented initial results from the CD19 RPM CAR-T investigator-initiated trials, highlighting the CAR-T’s acceptable tolerability profile (see image below).

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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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