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Teams at facilities being developed by Eli Lilly, Regeneron and other companies will receive early technical guidance and additional perks from the FDA.
Backed by ARCH Venture Partners and Fujifilm, as well as technology licensed from MIT, Tome is looking to create curative cell and integrative gene therapies.
The fund will be used to target partnerships with promising early-stage biotechnology to enhance Fujifilm’s life sciences portfolio.
The investment made to build this end-to-end cell culture biopharmaceutical contract development and manufacturing organization facility clocked in at approximately $2 billion.
Companies strengthen their leadership teams and board with this week’s Movers & Shakers.
FujiFilm itself has not commented on the reports from China, The Guardian noted.
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FUJIFILM Corporation will invest 13 billion yen (about $120 million) to expand the company’s gene therapy business and establish a new Gene Therapy Innovation Center adjacent to its current facility in College Station, Texas and add about 100 jobs.
Establishing a New Gene Therapy Drug Process Development Building and Expanding Product Facilities in Texas, USA
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