OmniaBio opens commercial manufacturing facility in Canada, bringing cell and gene therapies to patients

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OmniaBio Inc. announced the opening of a new North American cell and gene therapy manufacturing and artificial intelligence center of excellence, which is now Canada’s largest contract development and manufacturing organization facility dedicated to CGT. 

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