Sequencing of these therapies is still the million-dollar question. And the reason I say that is because, yes, most of the current paradigm is still CAR-T before bispecific. But as bispecifics evolve and we give them for a fixed duration, then the question becomes if you have a certain interval after a bispecific, perhaps you can do CAR-T quite successfully. So I think the sequencing question still remains to be seen...
Sequencing of these therapies is still the million-dollar question. And the reason I say that is because, yes, most of the current paradigm is still CAR-T before bispecific. But as bispecifics evolve and we give them for a fixed duration, then the question becomes if you have a certain interval after a bispecific, perhaps you can do CAR-T quite successfully. So I think the sequencing question still remains to be seen. The other question is really when you give bispecifics and the mechanism of resistance, if it’s loss of target antigen, that does have implications for CAR T-cell use downstream.
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