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Immunotherapy · Oncology

Advancing T-cell therapies
against cancer

GENEIUS is focused on the development & commercialization of innovative autologous, adoptive T-cell therapies, which offer a more robust immune response to cancer compared to current approaches.

T-cell immunotherapy research

Clinical evidence

Proven in
human trials

Clinical Efficacy in Human Trials
An academic sponsored, proof-of-concept study of the same T cells showed:

70 %

Overall Response Rate (ORR) in academic proof-of-concept study

50 %

Complete Response (CR) — with complete remissions at 5 years for half of those patients


In human, clinical trials. We believe that prior academic results, as well as our preclinical and manufacturing data suggest a high probability of success in Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV+) lymphoma.


Evidence of efficacy in solid tumors

Efficacy in solid tumors Durable response rates Without significant toxicities in lymphoma Efficacy in lymphoma Highly durable responses

Have been demonstrated in proof-of-concept clinical studies by academic centers in humans using natural T cells, like those produced by Geneius, by attacking a viral antigen associated with cancer. In contrast, CAR-T cells have not shown evidence of clinical effectiveness for solid tumors.

Patient Benefits

Mild Flu-Like Symptoms are the
Only Side Effect

Patients treated with natural T cells, like those produced by Geneius , experience only mild flu-like symptoms as a side effect.

Reasonable Cost

Cost is reasonable at 1/8th that of CAR-T .

Accessibility

Community oncologists can provide this treatment. The physician does not lose the revenue from the patient as with other protocols whose severe side effects require transfer to a major cancer center.

Consistency

For 90% of cancer patients , we meet our FDA release criteria when manufacturing T cells from a patient's blood draw. We expect to validate that T cells manufactured by our improved commercial process will be as effective as those in academic studies — giving us real potential to treat a far higher percent of patients than PD-1s like Keytruda or Opdivo.