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Elevation Oncology Inc has inked a US$368m license agreement with Lonza subsidiary Synaffix BV under which Synaffix will link Elevation’s HER3 antibody seribantumab to a monomethyl auristatin E (MMAE) toxic payload with broad therapeutic index.
RNA editing specialist ProQR Therapeutics NV has deepened its collaboration with the Rett Syndrome Research Trust, which extented its funding of the preclinical MECP2 inhibitor AX-2402 to US$9.1m to speed up the translation to clinical trials.
Swiss Noema Pharma AG has cashed in a CHF27m extention to its Series B financing that is used to advance four Phase II programmes in neurology.
Dutch inflammation specialist Citryll BV has raised €85m to push clininal testing of its lead candidate, CIT-013, a bifunctional antibody that prevents the release of neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) from neutrophil granulocytes into the cytoplasm, thus blocking inflammatory and autoimmune diseases at its very roots.
The British NICE has defined the conditions for the reimbursement of Eli Lilly’s obesity blockbuster tirzepatide. This makes the UK the first country in which patients do not have to pay for the drug out of their own pocket.
French Ipsen has exclusively licensed BMX-502, a T-cell engager (TCE) from Biommunex SA, which prevents common problems of TCEs such as cytokine release syndrome and T cell exhaustion by using a specific mucosal T cell subpopulation abundant in the human body.
After securing an equity investment from French pharma giant Sanofi, Italian gene therapy company Resalis Therapeutics srl has begun enrolling participants for a Phase I study of its obesity gene therapy, RES-010, which converts white adipocytes into brown adipocytes.
The Society for Laboratory Automation & Screening (SLAS) has selected the European Biotechnology Magazine as its official media partner.
New AI tools and drug screening based on human cells and organoids promise a quantum leap in the success rate of drug development and in the processing of data from high-throughput analyses as well as a revolution in diagnostics. The SLAS Europe 2024 conference in Barcelona highlighted the latest advances set to transform the entire biopharma sector.
Chinese researchers headed by Prof. Dr. Hongbing Deng from Wuhan University report they were able to absorb up to 99.9% of microplastics in water, which could help solve one of the most pressing environmental problems.