J&J, Sid Mukherjee's Vor team up to pair bispecifics with engineered stem cells for blood cancer
J&J is one of many Big Pharma drugmakers chasing the golden goose in oncology bispecifics, with some early positive results in lung cancer to show for it. Now, looking to break through in blood cancer, J&J is pairing up with a precocious stem cell player to partner with its pipeline.
J&J’s Janssen unit has tapped Vor Biopharma, the brainchild of Columbia oncologist and bestselling author Sid Mukherjee, to pair the drug giant’s bispecific antibodies with Vor’s engineered stem cells in a marriage the companies hope will change the game in treating acute myeloid leukemia.
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