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More cancer patients likely to benefit from new BioOra deal

The deal will help patients in new markets to receive Car T-cell therapy.

BioOra uses Octane Biotech’s Cocoon cell therapy manufacturing platform.

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Biotech company BioOra has signed a letter of intent with Canadian company Octane Biotech to collaborate on manufacturing Car T-cell therapies for patients in new markets.

The two companies already have a partnership where BioOra’s targeted Car-T cell therapy is produced by Octane’s Cocoon

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Fiona Rotherham Wed, 08 Apr 2026
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