Nona Biosciences Announces Expansion of Collaboration with Umoja Biopharma to Advance In Vivo CAR-T Cell Therapies

Dr. Di Hong, Chief Executive Officer of Nona Biosciences, commented, “We’re excited to expand our partnership with Umoja, a pioneer in in vivo CAR-T cell therapy. This collaboration reflects Umoja’s continued confidence in Nona’s technology platforms and expertise. With our industry-leading antibody discovery capabilities and deep experience in immunology and oncology, we look forward to supporting Umoja in developing next-generation in vivo CAR-T cell therapies with the potential to transform patient care.”

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