Biotech firm T-Cypher Bio moves to new Oxfordshire facility
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Nov, 06:01 · Archive
T-Cypher Bio has relocated its headquarters to Barton House at Abingdon Science Park in Oxfordshire.
T-Cypher Bio, a biotechnology company developing T cell receptor-based therapeutics, has relocated its headquarters to Barton House at Abingdon Science Park in Oxfordshire. The purpose-built laboratory space, delivered by Kadans Science Partner, will house the company's work on novel immune engager therapies targeting solid tumours and autoimmune disease. T-cell receptor-based therapies use the body's immune system to recognise and attack harmful cells, such as cancer cells.
Chief executive Sarah Leonard said the move allowed expansion of the company's tissue culture space, which was critical to the in-vitro work needed for clinical development studies. She praised Kadans's involvement in the design process from the start, which ensured the new space met the company's requirements and enabled a seamless transition between sites with minimal disruption to research activities.
Leonard also commended the quality and speed of the facility's delivery. She described the relocation as an exciting milestone for the company as it advances its pipeline toward clinical development. T-Cypher's integrated discovery platform, T-C Alpha, combines computational and laboratory systems to identify high copy number targets and develop next-generation therapeutics.
How it is being reported
- Biotech firm moves headquarters to new Oxfordshire science facilityT-Cypher Bio, which develops T cell receptor-based therapeutics, has moved to Barton House at Abingdon Science Park in Oxfordshire.Oxfordshire Guardian · 15 Nov, 05:00
- Biotech firm moves headquarters to new Oxfordshire science facilityT-Cypher Bio, which develops T cell receptor-based therapeutics, has moved to Barton House at Abingdon Science Park in Oxfordshire.Oxford Mail · 15 Nov, 05:00
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