‘We’ll Be First With Off-The-Shelf CAR-T,’ Vows Precision Biosciences – And Hopes To Win Over Gene-Editing Skeptics
Aiming To Help Patients Who Fail Auto CAR-Ts
Executive Summary
As it and its competitors have failed on the first test of durability with their allogeneic CAR-T candidates, Precision Biosciences is looking to cross the line in a sub-group of responders – as well as prove the value of its gene-editing platform.
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