Metabolite and Probiotic Enhanced T cell Immunity.
A Biotech Company is proud to announce the launch of its flagship research project funded by the British Council in collaboration with the UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health (London, UK) and the Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia), bringing together world-class expertise in immunology, pediatrics, and translational medicines, ensuring that discoveries remain closely tied to patient needs and clinical outcomes alongside the contributions in deep molecular biology expertise, analytical sciences, and unique regional perspectives that extends the global reach of our work. Together, these partnerships combine academic excellence, clinical relevance, and international collaborations, positioning the project at the forefront of microbiome research.
Our pioneering research project will delve into the exciting frontier of using metabolites / probiotics to enhance CAR-T cell therapies. CAR-T cells, a revolutionary approach in cancer treatment, modifies a patient’s T cells to better attack cancer cells. By integrating metabolites / probiotics, known for their role in gut health and immune system modulation, we aim to boost the efficacy and safety of these life-saving treatments.
This collaboration marks a significant milestone for A Biotech Company. We are not just exploring scientific curiosities; we are transforming innovative research into transformative medicines and therapies. The potential impact on patient outcomes is immense, promising a future where advanced therapies are safer, more effective, and accessible.
Meet The Researchers
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Researcher and Co-Lead
Abeer Al Hubaysh, holds an Undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Princess Nourah University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Abeer has also earned a Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering from the Washingon, D.C, before completing her PhD in Biochemical Engineering of Cell and Gene Therapies from University College London, United Kingdom. Abeer is an award-winning associate professor at Princess Nourah University and a Fellowship member at MISK. Abeer is recognised as the 1st female from Saudi Arabia to study and research CAR-T manufacturing internationally.
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Researcher
Vaques George, earned his undergraduate degree in Bioprocessing of New Medicines from University College London. He also holds a Master of Research in Biomedicine from Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health and a PhD in Biochemical Engineering of Regenerative Medicines from UCL on the topic of bioprocessing of gamma-delta T cells and extracellular vesicles.