ImmunityBio reports scalable cryopreserved NK cell production reaching 5 billion cells per apheresis

Reuters03-13 19:33
ImmunityBio reports scalable cryopreserved NK cell production reaching 5 billion cells per apheresis

ImmunityBio said it completed manufacturing engineering programs NK2022 and NK2023, enrolling 74 subjects across healthy donors and cancer patients. Across NK2022 and NK2023, 64 subjects completed leukapheresis with no procedure-related serious adverse events reported. ImmunityBio said a single apheresis yielded up to 5 billion activated memory cytokine-enhanced NK cells, providing up to 8-10 doses per patient within 12 days. In the QUILT-3.076 Phase 1 cohort, 10 patients received weekly intravenous infusions of 0.25 to 0.75 billion cells per dose, up to 10 doses. The company reported 0% treatment-related adverse events of Grade 4 or 5 and 0% cytokine storm in those 10 patients.

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