Frank Vinluan / medcitynews - There are no FDA-approved therapies for GPC3, a protein highly expressed by liver cancers. Oricell Therapeutics claims its cell therapy could be best in this class, but it faces competition from companies such as AstraZeneca and Eureka Therapeutics. The p…
AI Summary: Oricell, a China‑based CAR‑T developer, secured fresh financing to accelerate its cell‑therapy programs and support plans to go public. The fundraising will bankroll clinical expansion, manufacturing scale‑up, and regulatory preparations as the company pushes toward broader development and an IPO ambition, positioning it to compete in the crowded CAR‑T market.
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