ElevateBio, a newly-launched cell and gene therapy incubator, has announced that AlloVir, formerly known as ViraCyte, has joined its fledgling portfolio.
AlloVir, a late-clinical stage allogeneic cell therapy company, is built on an innovative technology platform developed by researchers at Baylor College of Medicine’s Center for Cell and Gene Therapy in Houston, Texas.
The company claims that its platform and manufacturing process enables the potential for the treatment or prevention of multiple devastating viruses, with each single allogeneic cell therapy targeting multiple viruses at once.
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