Orgenesis Strikes Deal With Columbia University To Develop Cellular Vaccination Product Platform

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Under the terms of the research pact, Orgenesis will receive an exclusive license on the technology developed at Columbia.
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Orgenesis Inc (NASDAQ:ORGS), a developer of advanced cell therapies, has struck a deal with Columbia University under which it will fund research to develop a cellular vaccination product platform.
Columbia University has created a patented dual-vaccine - focusing on pancreatic, liver and bile duct cancers - that uses whole cancer cells as a source of antigens and the patient's own immune cells.
Under the terms of the research pact, Orgenesis will receive an exclusive license on the technology developed at Columbia.

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