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Novartis buys Arvinas’ prostate cancer protein degrader for $150m

Drug Discovery World

Biotechnology company Arvinas has entered into an exclusive strategic license agreement with Novartis for ARV-766, Arvinas’ second generation PROTAC androgen receptor (AR) degrader for patients with prostate cancer. Arvinas’ AR-V7-targeting PROTAC protein degrader is designed to target both AR-V7 and full-length AR.

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3BP and Novartis strike licensing agreement for FAP-targeting peptide technology

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German biotechnology firm 3B Pharmaceuticals (3BP) has entered into a licensing agreement with Novartis Innovative Therapies for its fibroblast activation protein (FAP)-targeting peptide technology. 3BP receives an initial payment of $40m, and $425m as development, regulatory and commercial milestone payments.

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MiNA and BioMarin partner to speed development of RNAa therapies

Pharmaceutical Technology

MiNA Therapeutics has entered into a research collaboration and option licensing agreement with BioMarin Pharmaceutical to speed up the development of therapeutic ribonucleic acid activation (RNAa) candidates to treat rare genetic diseases. The option licensing agreement is based on early-stage clinical results.

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Radioligand therapy pipeline with in-license for compounds targeting Fibroblast Activation Protein (FAP)

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Expands Novartis Oncology radioligand pipeline with exclusive worldwide rights to develop and commercialize therapeutic applications for a library of FAP assets including FAPI-46 and FAPI-74. Novartis Oncology continues to reimagine cancer care through development of robust radioligand therapy portfolio.

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Sobi bolsters blood division via $435m ADC licensing deal

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Swedish rare disease specialist Sobi is paying $55 million upfront to license rights to ADC Therapeutics’ lymphoma therapy Zynlonta – approved in the US last year – in Europe and other international markets. The post Sobi bolsters blood division via $435m ADC licensing deal appeared first on.

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License agreement with KYM Biosciences for CMG901, a Claudin-18.2 antibody drug conjugate, completed

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AstraZeneca has completed an exclusive global license agreement with KYM Biosciences Inc. CMG901 is being developed for the treatment of solid tumours that express the cell surface protein Claudin 18.2, Enhertu is jointly developed and commercialised by AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo. and consists of an anti-Claudin 18.2

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Partners will develop targeted miRNAs to treat pancreatic cancer

Drug Discovery World

SiSaf will develop miRNA Bio-Courier formulations that will be tested in pancreatic cancer models in Professor Aigner’s laboratory. Under the terms of the agreement SiSaf has an exclusive option to acquire a worldwide license to a patent by the University.