Despite few products having so far reached the market and captured strong revenues, the gene therapy pipeline remains large, with 906 products in active development across all stages.
However, the majority of these remain in early steps of development, with 76% at either the discovery or preclinical stage, according to business intelligence provider GBI Research.
The company’s latest report states that oncology, infectious diseases, genetic disorders, cardiovascular diseases and ophthalmological indications are the most active pipeline sectors, as well as the most widely studied in terms of the number of clinical trials.
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