
Opinion|Videos|February 18, 2025
Logistical Considerations for Delivering TCR Therapy to Patients
A panelist discusses how the logistical challenges of delivering T-cell receptor (TCR) therapy include coordinating lymphodepletion timing, managing the multiweek manufacturing process, ensuring proper handling and chain of custody of cellular products, and requiring specialized treatment centers with cell therapy expertise and infrastructure.
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