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Cell & Gene Therapy
PiggyBac CAR-T Cell Therapy
Virus-free gene transfer — pioneered in Japan
PiggyBac CAR-T Cell Therapy
T cells collected from the patient are programmed with a cancer-recognizing CAR receptor u…
How does it work?
T cells collected from the patient are programmed with a cancer-recognizing CAR receptor using the virus-free piggyBac transposon system, expanded in the lab and returned to the patient. The virus-free method simplifies manufacturing and lowers cost.
- Virus-free, safer manufacturing
- More accessible cost
- High efficacy in blood cancers
Who is it for?
- Leukemia, lymphoma or multiple myeloma resistant to standard treatments
- Patients with relapsed blood cancers
- Those fit enough for cell collection
LeukemiaLymphomaMultiple Myeloma
Treatment course
Approximately 3–5 weeks in Japan including cell collection, manufacturing and infusion.
After treatment
Cytokine response is monitored in hospital for a few days after infusion; blood counts and response assessment are coordinated remotely after return.