Super Short Activated CAR-T Process
The conventional process for generating activated CAR-T cells typically takes seven to nine days, but the Resilience three-day short-cycle process significantly shortens this time, reducing the materials and labor needed for production and enabling faster patient treatment. This accelerated process yields T-cells with high purity and activation levels, as well as a younger phenotype characterized by central memory and naïve cells, which may enhance their persistence.
Additionally, CAR-T cells produced in just three days demonstrate improved biological activity, including higher IFN-γ release and cytotoxicity against target cells, even at lower effector-to-target ratios. Overall, the Resilience three-day process not only cuts turnaround time and production costs but also requires fewer CAR-T cells to achieve effective dosing — approximately two log-fold less than conventional methods.
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