Gilead gets into in vivo Car-T
Interius, one of the most advanced players, will cost $350m.
Interius, one of the most advanced players, will cost $350m.
The company gets another odronextamab knockback, while a key fianlimab readout is postponed.
Roche’s drug is knocked back in second-line lymphoma, but keeps its third-line nod.
The players are vying in the CD19 x CD20 Car-T arena.
The company hits an FDA-mandated enrolment target, but only in follicular lymphoma.
Fianlimab NSCLC data are delayed, while odronextamab gets a DLBCL blow.
And the company might one day follow Galapagos into decentralised manufacturing.
A $1bn buyout gives Roche more allogeneic Car-T projects, plus non-viral gene therapy contenders.