Biotech startup Indee Labs announces successful early access program launch

Indee Labs announced the addition of three of the largest pharmaceutical companies, multiple biotechnology companies as well as Stanford's Cell Therapy Clinic and Moffitt Cancer Center, to participate in its Early Access Program. As part of the program, each participant receives temporary access to the Indee Labs platform and team for internal research and evaluation purposes prior to starting a more formal distribution, licensing and/or development arrangement for cell therapy and/or high throughput screening.

Justin Jarrell, Vice President, Research, Indee Labs: "We've been able to onboard a growing number of Early Access customers in North America, Australia, Japan and Europe. Customers who follow our verified, remote technology transfer process and replicate one of our existing T cell data sets as a first step are equipped to successfully pursue their research interests in T cells, other cell types, various constructs, alternative targets and indications."

Indee Labs is actively growing its Early Access Program for the development of the µVS Delivery System^TM for the discovery, development and manufacturing of modified immune cells. The team is working with the National Cancer Institute to add a transgene insertion kit to the program in 2021, while also demonstrating improved in vivo function of modified Regulatory T cells with Stanford's Cell Therapy Clinic and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease.

The µVS Delivery System^TM is currently verified or in development for the rapid intracellular delivery of nucleic acids and/or protein complexes to immune cells such as T cells, Regulatory T cells, Natural Killer cells and Tumor Infiltrating Lymphocytes with high yield and minimal perturbation of the immune cell state. The platform will accelerate the development of cell and gene therapies to treat cancers, graft-versus-host disease and many other indications.

Indee Labs is seeking additional participants for the Early Access Program interested in the distribution, licensing and/or development the µVS Delivery System^TM. Details on the intracellular delivery of mRNA and CRISPR to human T cells are available on Nature Scientific Reports and bioRxiv, respectively. Apply here to join the Early Access program.

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