Vir shows up Sanofi
Two masked bispecific antibodies, licensed for $100m, produce promising early data.
Two masked bispecific antibodies, licensed for $100m, produce promising early data.
The company reports an “unprecedented” 100% PSA50 rate with JANX007, but in a small, selected number of patients.
A $1bn buyout gives Roche more allogeneic Car-T projects, plus non-viral gene therapy contenders.
Meanwhile, recent updates hint at more issues in the group’s pipeline of bispecific MAbs.
Supply continues to cause headaches for radiopharmaceutical developers.
Amid doubts about early data with FG-3246, the group is scathing about its rivals.
Of the big oncology deals since 2016, there are still plenty that could go either way.
Early activity of JANX007 in prostate cancer sees Janux stock gain 190%.