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Siren Biotechnology and Catalent Enter Partnership for Manufacturing of AAV Gene Therapies for Cancer

“We look forward to working with Catalent, a leading CDMO with premier capabilities in AAV vector development and manufacturing, on the development of our AAV Immuno-Gene Therapies,” said Dr. Nicole Paulk, CEO, Founder, and President of Siren Biotechnology. “This partnership demonstrates our commitment to a robust manufacturing process that will move our therapeutic programs into the clinic as quickly as possible. Catalent is the only CDMO in the U.S. that has received FDA approval for AAV-based gene therapies to date, and this was a significant factor in our decision to partner with Catalent as we plan for future commercialization of our upcoming clinical drug products.”

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