Add a cell or gene therapy trial arm in Turkey — sites, apheresis and logistics already in place.
We bring CAR-T, TCR-T and AAV programmes to Turkish centres that have run advanced therapy studies before.
The problem
Few sites outside the US and Western Europe can handle apheresis, cryo-shipment and cell infusion to protocol.
Every failed vein-to-vein handover risks a lost dose and a lost patient.
Advanced therapy trials compete for the same centres and the same patients.
Why Turkey
Qualified centres.
An established national stem-cell transplant network across university and city hospitals.
Patients.
A population of 85 million served by concentrated haematology referral centres.
Recessive disease.
Gene therapy programmes for recessive conditions find more eligible patients than in Western Europe. 1
What we do
- Site selection and qualification for apheresis, cell receipt and infusion
- Ethics submissions, contracts and import permits for advanced therapy programmes
- Cryogenic logistics and customs, coordinated with your courier
- Chain of identity and custody on HücreZinciri, our Turkish tracking platform
- Long-term follow-up (up to 15 years) for gene therapy patients
- Optional: local GMP manufacturing partners for a federated model
How it works
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2–3 weeks
Feasibility
Centres, patient numbers, logistics route and timeline.
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Readiness
Site qualification, apheresis and infusion training, mock shipment.
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Enrolment
Screening, apheresis, shipment, infusion — tracked end to end.
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Follow-up
Safety reporting, long-term follow-up and data delivery.
Proof
- Founded 1997
- 1,226 projects delivered
- ICH-GCP
- ISO 9001
- ISO/IEC 27001
- FDA 21 CFR Part 11 systems
Tell us your product and indication. We will map the centres and the cold chain.
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Sources
- 1. Koç İ., "The causal relationship between consanguineous marriages and infant mortality in Turkey", Journal of Biosocial Science 49(6), 2017 — Turkey Demographic and Health Survey data: 24% of marriages consanguineous. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-biosocial-science/article/causal-relationship-between-consanguineous-marriages-and-infant-mortality-in-turkey/8833E2FA100581DB70C4CDF4D9BA3D16