BioNTech puts a ring on Biotheus
A year after paying $55m to license Biotheus’s PD-L1/VEGF, BioNTech is going all in for $800m.
A year after paying $55m to license Biotheus’s PD-L1/VEGF, BioNTech is going all in for $800m.
Early data suggest that PD-(L)1 x VEGF bispecifics might challenge Keytruda in triple-negative disease.
Duelling pivotal trials of anti-TROP2 ADCs should yield their first data imminently.
The ROR1 data are sketchy, and lung toxicity clouds prospects.
The group’s Kelun-partnered TROP2 ADC looks like a bargain, but Merck’s pipeline has big shoes to fill.
Abstract titles reveal some of ASCO’s key datasets.