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"Off-the-shelf" cell therapy, also known as allogenic therapy, uses immune cells derived from healthy donors instead of patients.

The so-called "allogenic" cells were grown by scientists at the Royal Free Hospital in London, and millions of them were injected into Finley's heart muscle.

Allogenic cells have the ability to grow into tissue that is not rejected and in Finley's case, have regenerated damaged heart muscle.

We are developing allogenic stem cell lines — stem cells from donors.

Further, three patients used CAR-T as a bridge to curative allogenic stem cell transplant while in remission.