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Podcast: China CEO Interview – Gracell Aims To Enter US CAR-T Sector Through Partnerships, Faster Delivery

Quick Turnaround CAR-Ts

 
• By Brian Yang

With the success of the partnership between J&J and partner Legend, more Chinese cell therapy developers are now looking to enter the US market. But for a complex product like a CAR-T therapy, the journey to the West is not short of challenges. Nasdaq-listed Gracell Bio wants to give it a shot based on quicker delivery and cost-effectiveness advantages.

China Biotech CEO Podcast
Gracell Bio CEO William Wei Cao talks to Scrip on strategy and plans

Founded six years ago, Shanghai-based, US Nasdaq-listed Gracell Biotechnologies Co. Ltd. is now aiming to bring its lead asset, the dual-targeting CD19 and B-cell maturation antigen (BCMA) CAR-T cell therapy GC012F for multiple myeloma, to the US market.

Founded with the promise of pushing multiple assets forward, the Chinese company is now keenly focused on this goal, while...

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