Featured Story By Ben Adams GlaxoSmithKline and partner Vir have seen a key, late-stage test of their experimental COVID drug stopped for new patients amid concerns it may not be working well enough. read more |
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Top Stories By Ben Adams It’s already had to give up on any hopes of creating a vaccine against COVID-19, and now Merck is being told that its pandemic drug hopeful will need another trial before it can be issued a green light. read more By Nick Paul Taylor A phase 2b clinical trial of Arena Pharmaceuticals’ olorinab has missed its primary endpoint. The cannabinoid receptor 2 agonist failed to reduce abdominal pain in the overall population of irritable bowel syndrome patients, but Arena pointed to a subgroup analysis as evidence of efficacy. read more Sponsored By: Taconic Biosciences Humanized immune system mice are revolutionary tools for the development of oncology therapeutics, but their use has been limited for some applications by impaired human myeloid cell differentiation. read more By Amirah Al Idrus On the heels of a new partnership with AbbVie, Caribou Biosciences is reeling in $115 million to keep improving its CRISPR technology and shepherd its pipeline of allogeneic, or off-the-shelf, cell therapies into and through the clinic. read more By Amirah Al Idrus Takeda struck an unusual deal with Ovid Therapeutics in early 2017: instead of a Big Pharma snapping up a promising asset from a small biotech, it was Ovid that would help Takeda develop a drug for a group of rare epilepsies. Now that Ovid has taken the program through phase 2, Takeda is taking back its global rights—to the tune of $196 million. read more By Nick Paul Taylor Janux Therapeutics has raised $56 million to fund development of T-cell engagers. The series A will fund preclinical work on TROP-2 and PSMA candidates, positioning Janux to enter the clinic next year. read more By Ben Adams Sofinnova Partners has pulled in a healthy €445 million ($540 million) in its latest capital raise as the European venture capital firm seeks out late-stage plays in biotech and medtech. read more By Conor Hale The robots are coming: After working under the radar for four years, Bionaut Labs is raising the curtain on its tiny, remote-controlled devices, built to travel through the human body and deliver a dose of medicine where it’s needed the most. read more By Fraiser Kansteiner,Eric Sagonowsky As COVID-19 gained steam worldwide last spring, little was known about the disease and the havoc it would wreak on the world. A year later, vaccines offer hope in the global effort to end the pandemic, but it will be a monumental task to produce them and deliver them around the world. read more | Experts in our field with 20+ years’ experience in Viral Vector & Plasmid DNA manufacture. Now part of the Cognate BioServices family, your CDMO partner from concept to commercial for cell & gene therapy products. Request a call back. |
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