ArriVent Biopharma paid $47m to license MRG007, a Phase 1-ready gastrointestinal cancer therapy developed by Shanghai’s Lepu Biopharma. The antibody drug conjugate has not had its target disclosed but ArriVent said studies showed it had “best-in-class potential”, and suggested it could be a drug that targets claudin 18.2. ArriVent said MRG007 displayed strong anti-tumour action in preclinical models, with the first submissions expected in H1 2022.
Could hackers use a new attack to take down the European power grid?
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