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Clinical-stage cell therapy

Advancing next-generation T-cell therapies for difficult-to-treat solid tumors.

CuraCell is a clinical-stage biotechnology company developing tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapies powered by its proprietary CytoPLY™ T-cell activation and enrichment platform.

CC-38 · Phase I/IIa · Metastatic colorectal + prostate cancer

CuraCell announces first patient included in clinical trial of innovative TIL therapy CC-38 Go to article

This is CuraCell

CuraCell develops cell-based immunotherapies for cancer treatment focusing on TILs (Tumor Infiltrating Lymphocytes), an investigational therapy aimed at a durable cure for solid tumor cancers.

The company is initiating its first clinical program targeting indications with high prevalence and the potential to make a significant impact for cancer patients worldwide.

CuraCell’s science

CuraCell advanced activation and enrichment platform, CytoPLY™ amplifies cytotoxicity of T-cell therapies such as TILs and TCR-Ts. CytoPLY™ enables T-cell therapies to advance into cold solid tumor cancers with large unmet medical needs. Applicable to a broad range of solid tumors, CuraCell’s first TIL product generation aims at late-stage prostate cancer and colorectal cancer.

Promising results from patient-named treatments lay a strong foundation for CuraCell’s next clinical step.

Our resources

CuraCell is committed to advancing cancer therapy through innovative research, strong partnerships, and global collaborations.

By utilizing our advanced facilities, we strive to develop impactful solutions that bring better treatments to patients with solid cancer.

  • R&D Lab

    Cancer Center Karolinska, Solna

  • GMP Partnership

    Zellwerk GmbH, Germany

  • R&D Collaborators

    Karolinska Institutet & academic partners

Market opportunity

CuraCell is tackling the urgent need for effective treatments for solid tumor cancer, which impact millions of patients worldwide.

Discover how we can collaborate to advance cell therapy and make a meaningful difference for cancer patients.