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CARsgen Therapeutics opens manufacturing facility in Durham, North Carolina

By Brian Buntz | February 22, 2022

CARsgen facility

CARsgen Therapeutics site in Durham, North Carolina. Image courtesy of CARsgen,

CAR T-cell therapies specialist CARsgen Therapeutics (Shanghai) has announced the completion of a 37,000-ft2 facility for clinical and early-stage commercial manufacturing after 12 months of construction.

The company enlisted the help of CRB (St. Louis) in building the cGMP manufacturing facility located within the Research Triangle Park In Durham, North Carolina. CRB is an engineering, architecture construction firm.

The site has the capacity to produce autologous CAR T-cell products for 700 patients each year.

The site has passed U.S. government inspections.

The cleanrooms at the Durham site use a modular construction system.

“Our new state-of-the-art facility expands our global cGMP manufacturing capacity and capability to produce innovative CAR T-cell products for patients in North America and Europe,” said Jie Jia, said vice president, strategic alliances and operations of CARsgen, in a news release.

The new site will support Phase 2 CT053 and Phase 1 CT041 clinical trials.

CT053 is an autologous CAR T-cell product candidate against B-cell maturation antigen, while CT041 is a claudin18.2-targeted CAR T-cell therapy.

 


Filed Under: Drug Discovery, Drug Discovery and Development
Tagged With: CAR T-cell, CARsgen Therapeutics, CRB, CT041, CT053
 

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Brian Buntz

As the pharma and biotech editor at WTWH Media, Brian has almost two decades of experience in B2B media, with a focus on healthcare and technology. While he has long maintained a keen interest in AI, more recently Brian has made making data analysis a central focus, and is exploring tools ranging from NLP and clustering to predictive analytics.

Throughout his 18-year tenure, Brian has covered an array of life science topics, including clinical trials, medical devices, and drug discovery and development. Prior to WTWH, he held the title of content director at Informa, where he focused on topics such as connected devices, cybersecurity, AI and Industry 4.0. A dedicated decade at UBM saw Brian providing in-depth coverage of the medical device sector. Engage with Brian on LinkedIn or drop him an email at [email protected].

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