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Cambridge GenetiX is introducing Cutting edge CAR-T Cell Therapy (Ariflex) for treatment of Acute Lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) and Diffused Large B Cell Lymphoma (DLBCL)
From a Nobel Laureate’s Lab, Committed to Impact in Developed and Developing Worlds
Cambridge GenetiX was founded in Cambridge United Kingdom with a mission to redefine the development and delivery of advanced biologics, cell therapies, and gene therapies. Built on scientific foundations shaped in the laboratory of a Nobel Prize winning scientist and a legacy of creating transformative biotechnology companies, we are committed to delivering innovation and quality to patients worldwide. Located at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus alongside global leaders such as AstraZeneca, we operate within one of the world’s most dynamic life sciences ecosystems. By integrating cutting edge engineering, advanced manufacturing, and deep scientific expertise, Cambridge GenetiX develops accessible, scalable, and clinically meaningful therapies that bridge breakthrough science with real world patient needs.




Our Science
Our science: smarter antibodies for safer, longerlasting CART
Most current CART therapies use an antibody fragment that was originally made in mice. That “murine” design helps the CART cell find the cancer, but the mousederived part can look foreign to the human immune system. Over time, the body can start to recognize it as an intruder, which may trigger strong cytokine release, unwanted immune reactions, and can make it harder or riskier to give repeat treatments.
Our Ariflex (GX1) antibody was engineered to solve that problem. It is a fully humanized antibody, carefully redesigned so that it still locks onto the cancer target, but now looks and behaves much more like a natural human antibody. That humanlike design is expected to reduce serious immune side effects and lower the chance that the patient’s immune system will attack the CART cells themselves. In simple terms: we keep the precision of a smart weapon, while removing the “mouse” parts that make it more likely to cause trouble.