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Allogeneic CAR-T

“An Innovative Cancer Immunotherapy”

Universal CAR-T represents a new generation of cell therapy designed to overcome the limitations of traditional CAR-T approaches, offering cancer patients broader and more accessible treatment options.

We are at the forefront of allogeneic CAR-T research, supported by a professional R&D team and advanced platforms. Encouraging early results have been achieved in both safety and efficacy. We will continue to increase investment in R&D, optimize product performance, and advance the broad clinical application of universal CAR-T therapies in oncology.

Technology Principles

Gene Editing: Using CRISPR/Cas9 and other advanced gene-editing tools, donor T cells are engineered to knockout genes associated with immune rejection while inserting CARs that enable precise recognition of tumor antigens.

 

Allogeneic Source: Healthy donor T cells are expanded and banked as ready-to-use “off-the-shelf” CAR-T products, enabling rapid treatment without the need for patient-specific cell collection and processing.

High Accessibility: Ready-made products shorten treatment timelines, especially critical for patients with rapidly progressing disease.

 

Reduced Cost: Large-scale production lowers manufacturing costs, making advanced therapies more affordable.

 

Quality & Consistency: Derived from healthy donors under strict GMP controls, ensuring stable quality and safety of the product.

Advantages

Clinical Applications

Hematologic Malignancies: demonstrated significant efficacy in leukemia and lymphoma, with clinical trials showing complete or partial remission in some patients.

 

Solid Tumors Exploration: Researchers are ongoing to optimize CAR design and antigen selection for solid tumors, with preclinical data showing anti-tumor activity.

Our allogeneic CAR-T project has achieved promising early results in terms of both safety and efficacy. Looking forward, we will continue to increase R&D investment and optimize product performance to promote the application of universal CAR-T cell therapy.

R&D Progress

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