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Europe market has proved so hostile to genetherapies when it comes to pricing and reimbursement for genetherapies that bluebird bio has decided to quit the market altogether, according to Andrew Obenshain, president of its severe genetic diseases unit. market and will wind down in Europe.
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BioMarin Pharma has its landmark first approval for Roctavian – the first for a haemophilia genetherapy – and will now have to see if that can convert that into a viable business in Europe. The post Roctavian okay sets up another genetherapy test for Europe appeared first on. million spread over five years.
According to the revised deal, Daiichi Sankyo and Kite will transfer the Marketing Authorization for Yescarta to Gilead’s Japan subsidiary, Gilead Sciences K.K., The therapy’s sales and promotion works in Japan following the transfer of marketing authorisation will be carried out by the Kite Cell Therapy Business Unit at Gilead Sciences K.K.
PTC Therapeutics has received FDA approval for a genetherapy to treat AADC deficiency, a rare genetic disorder that impairs the normal function of neurons.
Sarepta Therapeutics said Friday that it intends seek regulators’ approval for its genetherapy to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy earlier than expected — a risky move but one that could help the company reach the market much faster. In early Friday trading, Sarepta shares rose 12% to $96.50.
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved bluebird bioâs Zynteglo (betibeglogene autotemcel), also known as beti-cel: a one-time genetherapy custom-designed to treat the underlying genetic cause of beta thalassemia in adult and pediatric patients who require regular red blood cell (RBC) transfusions.
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In an effort to improve its cash runway, the UK biotech company Freeline Therapeutics has paused the development of a genetherapy candidate for the rare metabolic condition Fabry disease. Instead, the company will refocus its efforts on a genetherapy for a different metabolic condition called Gaucher disease.
The European Commission has granted Orphan Drug Designation for Vivet Therapeuticsâ genetherapy product VTX-806 for the treatment of Cerebrotendinous Xanthomatosis (CTX).
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Avista Therapeutics, a University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) spinout, is teaming up with Roche to develop novel AAV genetherapy vectors for eye diseases.
Exothera, a CDMO specializing in the industrialization of vaccine and genetherapy processes, reports that it has achieved GMP certification for its facilities in Jumet, Belgium.
ATMPS Ltd, a UK developer of blockchain-based cell orchestration platforms for advanced therapies is collaborating with US quality and compliance consultancy, Assurea LLC, to develop a fully complaint blockchain approach for end-to-end supply chain management of cell and genetherapies.
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AskBio, which develops adeno-associated virus (AAV) genetherapies for genetic disorders, has won an R&D grant valued at Â2m (around US$2.7m) from Scottish Enterprise.
Astraveus, the creator of modular, microfluidic cell foundries for cell and genetherapy (CGT) manufacturing, has raised â16.5 million in series seed financing.
The inaugural GeneTherapy Medical Affairs Summit is dedicated to exploring the pivotal internal and external role that Medical Affairs plays in delivering genetherapies to patients. The post GeneTherapy Medical Affairs appeared first on. Access the official agenda for more information.
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