Scancell faces its big decision
Data in the coming months will inform which immunotherapy the UK company takes into pivotal development.
Data in the coming months will inform which immunotherapy the UK company takes into pivotal development.
The implosion of Skyscraper-06 has a direct impact on at least two other TIGIT players.
Merck and Daiichi’s first ADC attempt is knocked back, while Geron gets its inaugural approval.
Predictably Tacti-003 fails, but funding is secured – from investors, not a partner.
A complete response letter for Merck & Co and Daiichi’s patritumab deruxtecan might not be fatal, but it’s certainly embarrassing.
Meanwhile, Bristol’s other competition in this disease looks set to come from China.
The group’s Kelun-partnered TROP2 ADC looks like a bargain, but Merck’s pipeline has big shoes to fill.
A mysterious ASCO poster, patient deaths and now clinical hold; where next for BioNTech’s ADC deal?