Irish partnership for Scottish CAR-T company

25 February 2019
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TC BioPharm, a Scottish biotech developing a platform of CAR-T immuno-oncology products which involve expansion of gamma-delta T cells, has announced a collaboration crossing the Irish sea.

The Glasgow-based company is to work with Trinity College, Dublin, to accelerate in-house production of V delta 1 γδ T cell banks for treatment of solid tumors.

This collaboration will leverage the extensive experience gained by Derek Doherty, associate professor and head of immunology at Trinity College, related to the biology and culture expansion of V delta 1 γδ T cells.

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