Fred Aslan from Artiva Biotherapeutics in Conversation with PharmaShots discusses: Immune reset in oncology has been observed with approved autologous CAR-T products. A study published in Nature demonstrated B-cell reconstitution and immune reset in systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) patients treated with a CD19 autologous CAR-T, showcasing promising potential in autoimmune diseases Artiva’s AlloNK, an allogeneic,…
Chris Horan, Artiva’s Chief Technical Operations Officer, talks with BioProcess Insider about why decreased risk and inexpensive manufacturing might give allogeneic natural killer (NK) cell therapies the edge over chimeric antigen receptors (CAR)-T therapies. Read the article here.
Fred Aslan describes what the funds will enable Artiva to do in the clinic, and why he believes the company’s non-modified NK cell approach is the best platform for using a cell therapy for autoimmune conditions. Watch the interview here.
[excerpt] The early successors in cell therapy have mostly been CAR-T therapies, with the T standing for T cells. But T cells aren’t the only option for cell therapy. Promising work is being done with natural killer, or NK cells, a different kind of immune system cell that could work even better in some ways….
Chris Horan, chief technical operations officer, Artiva Biotherapeutics discusses with Cell & Gene natural killer (NK) cell therapies and Artiva’s experiences and strategies with its candidate, AlloNK. He answers the following questions: Why do NK cell therapies hold promise in treating autoimmune disease? What is the biggest technical/scientific challenge of developing NK-based therapies, and what…
Fred Aslan describes how Artiva is harnessing the ability of NK cells to act as a modulator of antibody dependent cellular cytotoxicity as a therapeutic property of its cell therapies. Watch the interview here.
Artiva Therapeutics is looking to dose the first patient in a Phase I/II trial assessing its cell therapy AlloNK in lupus nephritis (LN). CEO Fred Aslan told the Clinical Trials Arena that the company is currently enrolling patients on the trial with hopes to dose the first patient within H1 2024. Read the full article here.
Manufacturing time and cost create two of the biggest challenges to making cell therapies available to more patients. Scientists at San Diego-based Artiva Biotherapeutics hope to change that with cancer and autoimmune therapies based on natural killer (NK) cells from donors—allogeneic—that are not genetically modified. Read the article here.
Artiva was recognized in the 2023 PM360 Innovations Issue for advancing the first allogeneic NK cell therapy to clinical trials for lupus nephritis. Artiva’s mission is to develop effective, safe and accessible cell therapies for patients with devastating autoimmune diseases and cancers. Our large-scale manufacturing process is capable of producing thousands of doses of cryopreserved,…
Artiva Biotherapeutics’ CEO, Fred Aslan, M.D. was featured on the Beyond Biotech Podcast hosted by Labiotech.eu to discuss recent milestones including: Demonstrating the potential for efficacy and safety with natural killer (NK) cells in two cancer clinical trials, and Receiving FDA clearance for an IND for lupus – marking a first for an allogeneic, off-the-shelf…