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$175M financing will support development of in vivo CAR-T therapies

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The proceeds will be used to advance CPTX2309, Capstan’s lead in vivo chimeric antigen receptor T cell (CAR-T) candidate, to early clinical proof-of-concept in autoimmune disorders, and to further develop Capstan’s tLNP pipeline. Biotechnology company Capstan Therapeutics has raised $175 million in an oversubscribed Series B financing.

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3rd In Vivo Cell Engineering & Gene Editing Summit

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Achieve Safe & Targeted In Vivo Delivery of Payloads with Clarity in Regulations & Appropriate Models to Advance the Next Frontier of In Vivo Editing from Research to Clinic

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€30m raised for first-in-class in vivo cell reprogramming platform

Drug Discovery World

The therapy has achieved preclinical proof of concept (PoC) in patient-derived ex vivo models as well as rodent in vivo models, inducing strong anti-tumour immunity and abscopal effect, even in a monotherapy setting. We believe this breakthrough strategy will give rise to the next generation of cell therapies.

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Astellas teams up with startup Kelonia to make ‘in vivo’ cell therapies

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Kelonia will receive $40 million upfront through a partnership to develop “off-the-shelf” cell therapies for cancer.

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Capstan heats up ‘in vivo’ cell therapy chase with $175M fundraise

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The high-profile startup, co-founded by CAR-T innovator Carl June, will use the funds to bring an autoimmune disease treatment into proof-of-concept studies.

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‘In vivo’ cell therapy: expanding beyond CAR-T

Bio Pharma Dive

At least five startups have emerged with new ways to genetically modify immune cells within the body, an approach that, if successful, could widen the field of CAR-T treatment.

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Companies agree $800m deal for off-the-shelf in vivo CAR-T cell therapy

Drug Discovery World

Under the terms of the agreement, the companies plan to combine Kelonia’s iGPS with Xyphos’ ACCEL technology to develop in vivo CAR-T cell therapies targeting up to two programmes. The post Companies agree $800m deal for off-the-shelf in vivo CAR-T cell therapy appeared first on Drug Discovery World (DDW).

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