Anocca AB and Shinobi Therapeutics Announce Strategic Partnership to Develop Allogeneic TCR-T Cell Therapies in Oncology

“Anocca has made tremendous progress using our unique technology platform to systematically map cancer targets and build potent and highly specific TCR libraries to deliver personalized TCR-T treatments. As we prepare to progress our first gene-edited autologous TCR-T product into the clinic, we are excited to partner with Shinobi and work together to develop innovative off-the-shelf TCR-T cell therapies,” said Anocca’s CEO and co-founder, Reagan Jarvis. “Shinobi’s Katana platform has the potential to offer treatment options for most cancer patients when combined with Anocca’s ability to systematically unlock the largely unexploited landscape of TCR-T targets.”

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