ArsenalBio and BMS Achieve Milestone for AB-4000 Series to Advance Next-Gen T Cell Therapies for Solid Tumors
“This milestone underscores the confidence Bristol Myers Squibb has in ArsenalBio’s programmable T cell platform and our shared vision to develop transformative cell therapies for solid tumors,” said Ken Drazan, M.D., ArsenalBio’s Chairman and CEO. “Our collaboration provides increasing opportunities to address the multifactorial challenge of treating solid tumors through programmable cell engineering. We look forward to continuing our work with Bristol Myers Squibb and progressing the AB-4000 series toward clinical development to potentially benefit patients with solid tumors.”
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