BioNTech Presents Positive Phase 1/2 Data Update for CAR-T Cell Therapy Candidate BNT211 in Advanced Solid Tumors at ESMO Congress 2023
The data show encouraging signs of clinical activity and an increased persistence of cancer-specific CAR-T cells when combined with CARVac.
- The data show encouraging signs of clinical activity and an increased persistence of cancer-specific CAR-T cells when combined with CARVac.
- “Our goal is to unlock the potential of CAR-T for solid tumors and to help improve the outcomes for a broad range of hard-to-treat tumors,” said Prof. Özlem Türeci, M.D., Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer at BioNTech.
- “BNT211 aims to address two of the key limitations of CAR-T cell approaches in solid tumors, namely the lack of suitable cancer-specific cell surface targets and the limited persistence of CAR-T cells.
- Patients with germ cell tumors (n=16), ovarian cancer (n=17) and other solid tumor types (n=11) were treated.