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Have you heard about rapid manufacturing process to produce faster and cheaper CAR-T therapies?

Yes, there have been efforts to develop rapid manufacturing processes for CAR-T (Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell) therapies with the aim of reducing production time and costs. One such approach is the use of high-throughput methods, such as automation and robotics, to increase the efficiency of the manufacturing process. Additionally, the development of more cost-effective reagents and media for culturing CAR-T cells in the laboratory can also help to reduce production costs.

Another promising approach is the use of engineered T-cell lines, which can be rapidly manufactured in large quantities and then modified to produce CAR-T cells for multiple patients. This could potentially reduce the time and cost associated with producing personalized CAR-T therapies for each individual patient.

In summary, ongoing efforts to streamline and optimize the manufacturing process for CAR-T therapies hold great promise for reducing production time and costs, making this innovative treatment option more widely available to patients in need

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Tell me about the future of immunotherapies and in particular of CAR-T therapies

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Why are CAR-T therapies so expensive?

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What are you referring to when mentioning the ongoing efforts to reduce the cost of CAR-T therapies?

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Have you heard about rapid manufacturing process to produce faster and cheaper CAR-T therapies?

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What about allogeneic strategies? Are allogeneic CAR-T therapies as effective as autologous CAR-T therapies?

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What about in vivo CAR-T therapies (also called in situ CAR-T therapies)?

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What are the results to date of CAR-T therapies against solid tumors?

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Who are the key players (either biotech or pharma companies) developing CAR-T therapies?

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What about new comers developing in situ strategies like Umoja, Interius, Sana, Tidal ?

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Alaya.bio is a preclinical-stage biotech developing novel CAR-T therapies. The company has been co-founded by Dr. Cécile BAUCHE and Renaud VAILLANT.

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Is it interesting to work for in vivo CAR-T companies like Alaya.bio?

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