Next-gen CAR-T, TCR player Autolus gains $80M for clinical trial work
Autolus has gone back to the well to draw up an $80 million C round designed to push the next-gen CAR-T player through a key test for its three lead programs.
While looking to eventually leapfrog the leading pioneers like Novartis, which achieved the first OK for CAR-T just months ago, Autolus has its sights set on establishing proof-of-concept data on three programs: AUTO2 in multiple myeloma, AUTO3 in diffuse large B cell lymphoma and pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia and AUTO4 in T-cell lymphoma.
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