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Gracell Approved for US Trial of FasTCAR in Early Multiple Myeloma

publication date: Jan 29, 2024

Gracell Biotech, a Suzhou-San Diego CAR-T company, was cleared to begin a US Phase 1 clinical trial of its FasTCAR next-day manufacturing candidate GC012F in the US as an early-line treatment of multiple myeloma (ELMM). It is the third U.S. IND clearance for GC012F, which is an autologous CAR-T candidate with a dual-targeting B cell maturation antigen (BCMA) and CD19. GC012F is currently being tested in multiple hematological cancer trials as well as autoimmune diseases. Gracell said it has demonstrated a consistently strong efficacy and safety profile. In December, Gracell announced it would be acquired by AstraZeneca for $1.2 billion. More details....

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