Separating Gene Therapy ‘Wheat’ From ‘Chaff’: CBER Facilitators Could Help Inexperienced Sponsors
Executive Summary
Surge of interest prompts US FDA to consider how to adjust feedback, including potentially creating a separate team to answer more basic questions.
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