MUMBAI, December 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
A comparative analysis and assessment of TCR technologies, pipelines and companies from an industry perspective
Therapeutic monoclonal antibodies have become an increasingly successful treatment modality with sales of US$ 65 bln in the year 2012 and with an average (continuous) annual growth rate from 2006 to 2012 of 18.9%. While antibody technologies are steadily evolving, the spectrum of drug gable targets for monoclonal antibodies has remained limited to extracellular antigens, albeit including proteins, carbohydrates and glycolipids.
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Bharat Book Bureau presents the report entitled "The Engineered T-Cell Receptor in Fusion Proteins, Antibodies & Cells: Emerging Opportunities for the Biopharmaceutical Industry" published in October 2013 describes chances and pitfals in exploiting the opportunities which offers the engineered T-cell receptor as integral part of fusion proteins, antibodies and cellular products. The key success factors are highlighted, the technical challenges described and solutions presented. (http://www.bharatbook.com/healthcare-market-research-reports/the-engineered-t-cell-receptor-in-fusion-proteins-antibodies-cells-emerging-opportunities-for-the-biopharmaceutical-industry.html)
Access to drug gable, IP-protected and validated new targets are a major bottleneck in the biopharmaceutical industry. Technologies which can deliver both new targets and the corresponding treatment modality, can expect significant financial acknowledgement.
The T-cell receptor (TCR) has recently emerged as a means to target peptide antigens derived from intracellular proteins, however, in a major histocompatibility complex (MHC)-restricted manner. The first companies have overcome significant technical hurdles in putting together a library of viable new TCR-targeted antigens and establish the corresponding standardized protein- and cell-based therapeutic frameworks.
Benefits from the report:
Table of Contents
Eureka Therapeutics & Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Target of TCRL antibody
Generation of TCRL antibody
Preclinical characterization of TCRL antibody
Intellectual property
Corporate background
Assessment
Applied Immune Technologies
Corporate background
Financial history
Cancer target
Technologies
Viral targets
Generation of TCRL antibodies
Assessment
Adaptimmune
Corporate Background
Overview of manufacturing
The TCR engineering process
TCR-transfected T-cells versus CAR-transfected T-clls
Clinical R&D in cancer
Clinical HIV study with TCR T-cells
Assessment
Academic Studies with TCR-Transfected T-Cells
CAR-modified T-cells for cancer
Background
Clinical experience with CAR-modified T-cells
The three generations of CAR-Modified T-cells
Assessment
Autologous CAR-Modified T-Cells
Novartis & The University of Pennsylvania
Celgene & bluebird bio & Baylor College of Medicine
Kite Parma
Allogeneic CAR-Modified T-Cells
Cellectis
CAR-Modified Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells
Lion Biotechnologies
Adaptimmune
Altor Bioscience
Immunocore
Lion Biotechnologies
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