
Kite enlists Epic Bio to apply epigenetic editing in creating next-gen CAR-T cells
Kite, the Gilead subsidiary specializing in CAR-T, is trying out epigenetic editing as it seeks new ways to create next-generation cell therapies that are more effective against cancer.
Teaming up with California-based Epic Bio, Kite will tap its new partner’s technology to engineer T cells by tinkering with gene expression — in hopes of “in essence, overcoming more than one tumor challenge with one technology,” said David Barrett, Kite’s vice president of cell biology and translational medicine.
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