Articles by Lev Gerlovin

1. Understanding the Three Major Challenges Limiting Innovation In Tissue Engineering 11/17/2020

   The regenerative medicine sector, comprised of tissue engineered products and cell and gene therapies, has grown rapidly over the past decade, including significant therapeutic advances that offer the prospect of optimizing and transforming patient care. There has been a dramatic increase in the number of approved cell and gene therapies and available funding for these products, and yet both progress in development programs and approvals for tissue engineered medical products (TEMPs) have lagged behind.

2. Cell & Gene Therapy Deals: Emerging Trends To Watch 2/6/2020

   The pace of deal-making in cell and gene therapy is faster and occurring much earlier in the drug development process compared to what has historically been seen for other innovative therapies. To understand how the landscape is evolving, we reviewed more than 30 deals in the sector and compared them to deals that were executed for mAbs between 1999 and 2013.

3. 4 Emerging Commercialization Strategies For Gene And Cell Therapies 11/1/2018

    

   Progress in development of gene and cell therapies around the world has potential to transform standards of care for a range of diseases and address significant areas of unmet need in healthcare over the coming years. In the U.S. alone, almost 20 gene and cell therapy products have been approved thus far,¹ with many other development programs reaching later clinical stages. The technology platforms of many of these drugs also offer the potential for curative efficacy and expansion for use in multiple indications.