Lineage Cell Therapeutics withdraws CIRM grant bid for OPC1 program
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Lineage Cell Therapeutics reported that it has withdrawn its June 2025 application for a CLIN2 clinical trial grant from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, which was intended to support continued development of its OPC1 cell therapy for spinal cord injuries. The withdrawal followed CIRM comments on the application received in late November 2025.
The company states that CIRM did not identify specific content deficiencies in the application and that, after discussions with CIRM representatives, it plans to submit a revised application in the next grant cycle currently scheduled for January 2026. Lineage also notes that this withdrawal and planned resubmission do not affect its current or planned OPC1 development work or the ongoing DOSED clinical study using a novel spinal cord delivery device in subacute and chronic spinal cord injury participants.
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