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Opening the floodgates: Looking at the innovation and IP of immunotherapies

In this article, Frances Salisbury (partner) and Adam Gregory (associate) — European Patent Attorneys in the Life Sciences team at Mewburn Ellis — discuss innovation and IP of CAR-T therapies in more detail.

Opening the floodgates: Looking at the innovation and IP of immunotherapies
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With the recent FDA approvals of the first CAR-T therapies, the floodgates for cellular immunotherapies seem to be opening. In this article, Frances Salisbury (partner) and Adam Gregory (associate) — European Patent Attorneys in the Life Sciences team at Mewburn Ellis — discuss innovation and IP of these therapies in more detail.

Floodgates

With the FDA approving first Kymriah and now Yescarta, the floodgates for cellular immunotherapies seem to be opening, with a lot more approvals expected in the coming years. Understanding the intellectual property (IP) ramifications within this rising tide is vital, not least as the field becomes increasingly crowded and competitive.

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