Privately-held UK biotech Plasticell is to lead a consortium seeking to develop advanced technologies for the manufacturing of ex vivo gene therapies.
The initial focus of the consortium of gene therapy groups at University College London’s (UCL) Institute of Child Health (ICH) and Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) is on rare inherited disorders of the immune system including chronic granulomatous disease.
Yen Choo, founder and executive chairman of Plasticell, said: “There are a number of highly promising gene therapy targets currently under investigation globally but in order to commercialize these potential cures, the industry urgently needs to find better ways of manufacturing therapeutic products.
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