Dual-target CAR-T cell therapy targeting GPRC5… · relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma Phase I clinical trial
Official protocol title:An Early Exploratory Clinical Study of OL-101 Injection in Patients with Relapsed or Refractory Multiple Myeloma
Trial Summary
This study is a Phase I clinical trial initiated by Linglu Jiankun, specifically designed for patients with multiple myeloma who have relapsed or become refractory after multiple prior lines of therapy. The trial utilizes the innovative OL-101 injection, an autologous GPRC5D×BCMA dual-target CAR-T cell therapy designed to use the patient's own immune cells to precisely recognize and attack myeloma cells. Currently, the trial has been initiated at Beijing Gobroad Hospital and is open for recruitment of eligible participants.
Participating Centers0 in China + 1 overseas
Source and Verification
Every fact on this page is derived from the official study protocol document below. The source document is archived as a PDF for direct verification.
- Document type
- Study document (original PDF)
- Official registration number
- NCT06644118ClinicalTrials.gov ID
- Verify on ClinicalTrials.govto view the detailed public study protocol and history (ID: NCT06644118).
- Last reconciled
- 2026-09-07
Frequently Asked Questions about this Study
Structured facts derived from official protocol filings for patient and family reference
According to official protocol filings (target population synthesized by CMDN from study details, not an official registry field), this study is primarily designed for patients with [Relapsed/refractory]. Eligibility requires verified clinical confirmation by investigators regarding prior lines of therapy, active disease biomarkers, and performance status.
According to verified protocol filings, key eligibility thresholds include: age 18–75 years, ECOG performance status ≤ 1, ≥ 3 prior lines of therapy. The study specifies 11 inclusion and 21 exclusion criteria covering detailed organ function and medical history. Final enrollment confirmation is determined by investigators at participating hospital trial centers.
The core therapeutic target or investigational mechanism is [Dual-target CAR-T cell therapy targeting GPRC5D and BCMA]. It aims to selectively eradicate clonal plasma cells or redirect anti-tumor immune responses, representing an active area of precision hematology research.
This study is registered as a [Phase I] clinical trial. The protocol is conducted under rigorous ethical and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) oversight approved by institutional ethics committees.
This is an international multi-centre study with 0 study centres in China and 1 overseas centres. The lead institution is [Beijing Gobroad Hospital]. Prominent sites include Beijing Gobroad Hospital. Eligible domestic patients can seek screening at the nearest participating centre.
The official public registration identifier for this protocol is [NCT06644118] (CLINICALTRIALS_GOV). Patients and researchers can verify registration details and authorizations on ClinicalTrials.gov.
Key Information
Status
Recruiting
Phase
Phase I
Target / Therapy
Dual-target CAR-T cell therapy targeting GPRC5D and BCMA
Sponsor
OriCell Therapeutics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Lead Institution
Beijing Gobroad Hospital
Participating Centers
0 in China + 1 overseas
ClinicalTrials.gov ID
NCT06644118Trial information is synthesized from the official study protocol filings and reviewed by CMDN. Confirm current status and eligibility with the study team.
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