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AstraZeneca automates DNA synthesis to slash costs and timelines

BioPharma Reporter

AstraZeneca has cut the cost and time needed to complete DNA synthesis by integrating an assembly framework into Benchling.

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Roche licenses drug to target cancer DNA damage response

Outsourcing Pharma

company KSQ Therapeutics to co-develop KSQâs lead cancer drug, which is designed to sabotage the DNA repair mechanisms of cancer cells. Roche has entered a licensing and collaboration deal with the U.S.

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Gene Therapy and Pharmacokinetics

Camargo

When developing a clinical development program for these increasingly popular therapies, it is important that sponsors use modeling and pharmacokinetic (PK) analysis to evaluate parameters that can be measured while dosing with gene therapy drugs, to characterize exposure-response data and inform rational dosing.

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MERS DNA vaccine induces immunity, protects from virus challenge in preclinical model

Scienmag

Dose-sparing regimens and intradermal delivery have important implication for rapid clinical development of effective, well-tolerated and easy-to-distribute vaccines against MERS and other emerging coronaviruses.

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Boundless Bio raises funds to advance ecDNA-directed therapies

Pharmaceutical Technology

Precision oncology company Boundless Bio has raised $100m in a Series C financing round for advancing extrachromosomal DNA (ecDNA)-directed therapies for oncogene-amplified cancer patients.

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Gilead Sciences buys XinThera to boost oncology and inflammation pipeline

Pharmaceutical Technology

By adding an additional pipeline targeting oncology and inflammation diseases, the company expects that the deal will complement its existing clinical development priorities.

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EC grants approval for Merck-AstraZeneca’s Lynparza for breast cancer

Pharmaceutical Technology

A PARP inhibitor, Lynparza (olaparib) is said to be the first targeted therapy to hinder DNA damage response in cells/tumours with a deficiency in homologous recombination repair. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Lynparza in March for this indication.