Why a cutting-edge cancer cell therapy company picked Sacramento for a key manufacturing site


The company's precision cell therapy for blood cancers is in a late-stage clinical trial, so the decision to expand manufacturing is a risky but needed one, the CEO said, given high demand and potential manufacturing bottlenecks.

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