Cell and Gene Therapy CDMO Solutions at Scale

Collaborate with a nationally recognized leader in cell and gene therapy (CGT). The Applied Gene and Cell Therapy Center at Cincinnati Children's works with biotech, pharmaceutical, and academic collaborators to accelerate the development of transformative therapies.

With a proven track record in CGT CDMO services, we deliver high-quality vector and cell therapy development and cGMP manufacturing at industry-scale.

By the Numbers

55,000

Sq. Ft. Facility

15+

Years Experience in CGT

100+

Professionals on Team

Conceptual image of DNA being injected with a syringe.

Our Capabilities

Transient transfected retroviral (RVV) and lentiviral (LVV) vectors
Stable retrovirus-producing cell lines
Immunotherapy platforms: CAR-T, TCR-T, NK cells, macrophages
CD34+ stem cell gene correction using lentiviral vectors
...and more

Learn About Our Facility and Services

Collaborate With Us

We believe in building strong strategic partnerships. Our team brings together 100+ professionals, including scientists, engineers, and regulatory experts, with deep expertise and a collaborative spirit to advance gene and cell therapy.

We are:

U.S.-based
cGMP-compliant
A science-driven, industrial-level CDMO

Backed by Research and Clinical Excellence

Originating from the Translational Core Laboratory established in 2001, the center has evolved into a nationally recognized leader in CGT, CGT CDMO services with a proven track record of service excellence.

With a $60 million investment in a cutting-edge facility, the center is expanding its capacity to deliver transformative therapies for cancer, autoimmune diseases, infectious diseases, blood diseases, and other genetic disorders. This growth builds on more than 15 years of CGT expertise and reflects Cincinnati Children’s commitment to solving unmet medical needs through translational science.

Nationally Recognized Cancer Program

Our center is part of the Cincinnati Children’s Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute, which is ranked No. 2 in the nation for pediatric cancer care in the U.S. News & World Report 2026-2027 Best Children's Hospitals rankings.