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The Dutch biotech sold a portion of royalties owed by CSL Behring on sales of Hemgenix, adding to a cash pile it has built since out-licensing the treatment.
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Great Ormond Street Hospital is applying for the license to a gene therapy for rare disease ADA-SCID that was abandoned by a biotech developer on commercial grounds.
Amplo Biotechnology has received a fast track phase I/II STTR grant from the NIH-NIAMS [National Institutes of Health’s National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases] for its gene therapy AMP-201. The company will receive substantial funding to advance AAV-ColQ gene therapy.
The gene editing company will focus on “in vivo” medicines, while seeking to license out or find a development partner for its clinical-stage treatment reni-cel.
A federal patent board ruled Broad Institute scientists were first to a key gene editing advance, weakening the patent position of Intellia and CRISPR Therapeutics, which hold licenses through the University of California.
Vertex will license CRISPR technology to develop insulin-producing islet cells that are more resistant to immune rejection, adding to other efforts directed at Type 1 diabetes.
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Shoreline will acquire a preclinical NK cell therapy Editas has been developing, as well as a license to use the CRISPR biotech’s gene editing technology.
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The biotech company followed through on an option deal it struck two years ago with Nationwide Children's, licensing an experimental treatment for the most common form of limb-girdle muscular dystrophy.
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ImaginAb will be responsible for licensing and supplying the clinical doses of 89Zr crefmirlimab berdoxam, its investigational CD8 ImmunoPET tracer, to Leucid Bio. Cell & Gene Therapy coverage on Pharmaceutical Technology is supported by Cytiva.
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