Despite hitting a speed bump over the summer, automated cell therapy manufacturing specialist Cellares has continued to sign new partners at a steady pace, now inking a second agreement with an Asia-based organization in just over a week.
Cellares pens 2nd automation test with Asia-based cell therapy partner in 2 weeks
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