
Feature|Videos|January 2, 2025
Approaching Institutional Biosafety Committee Approval for CAR T-cell Therapy
Proper planning can assist in the institutional biosafety committee (IBC) review process when preparing for CAR T-cell clinical trials.
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IBC approval has become a larger hurdle when conducting clinical research. This review process often adds two to three months to the timeline that must be accounted for in order for CAR T-cell sites to be IBC certified. It requires training from both the sponsor and CRO perspective. Our panelists highlight how to work through this process and what extra thought is needed behind planning for clinical trials.
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