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Charles River and Rznomics pair up on gene therapy development, Chinese CDMO lands $220m Series C funding

BioPharma Reporter

Charles River Laboratories International, Inc and Rznomics Inc, a South Korea-based biopharmaceutical company specialized in the development of RNA-based gene therapeutics, have established a viral vector contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) partnership.

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Angelman syndrome Pipeline: Unmet needs call for a robust pipeline

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The necessity of a robust Angelman syndrome pipeline is indispensable at the current moment because of a shortage of any approved therapy option available in the market. The Angelman Syndrome current treatment landscape consists of symptomatic therapy options worth USD 330.2 million in 2017.

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Turning science into business: Amplifying mRNA by targeting regRNAs

Drug Discovery World

DDW’s Diana Spencer speaks to Josh Mandel-Brehm , CEO of Massachusetts-based biotech CAMP4, to understand the role regulatory RNAs play in gene expression and how the founders overcame the challenge of launching a business based on brand new science. DS: You describe your therapeutics as RNA Amplifiers. How do they work?

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Sanofi, Sobi eye filings for once-weekly haemophilia A therapy

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The XTEND-1 trial also showed that BIVV001 was better at reducing the annualised rate of bleeding episodes than patients’ previous therapies, according to Sanofi and Sobi, which said they will now talk to regulators to chart a path forward to approval. The half life of the new drug – one of the main draws for Sanofi’s $11.6

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Novartis eyes New Year verdict from FDA on delayed Leqvio

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Novartis has revealed that the FDA has accepted its resubmission for cholesterol-lowering drug Leqvio – rejected unexpectedly by the US regulator last year – and has set a new action date of 1 January 2022. Meanwhile, sales of gene therapy Zolgensma for spinal muscular atrophy shot up more than 50% to $315 million.

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Big pharma vs small diseases: Tackling rare diseases

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Although they have, by definition, small addressable markets, the treatments cost just as many resources to develop as therapies for more common diseases – sometimes more, because of the added difficulty of finding sufficiently large patient populations for trials and finding disease experts to run them.

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How AI in pharma can live up to the hype 

Drug Discovery World

In fact, the market research firm, Bekryl, predicts that AI has the potential to offer over $70 billion in savings for the drug discovery process by 2028. . According to Hampleton Patners’ latest Healthtech M&A market report2, digital health companies raised a total of $57.2 Some recent highlights from market-leaders include: .