Gritstone bio and NCI collaborate to evaluate neoantigen cell therapy + vaccine for mutant KRAS solid tumors

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Gritstone bio Inc., entered into a clinical trial agreement with NCI to evaluate an autologous T-cell therapy expressing a T-cell receptor targeting mutated KRAS in combination with Gritstone’s KRAS-directed vaccine candidate, SLATE-KRAS, in a phase I study. The study will be led by Steven A. Rosenberg, chief of the surgery branch at NCI’s Center for Cancer Research.

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