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Just before clearing Pfizer’s buyout of Seagen, the regulator threatened to block Sanofi’s licensing deal with Maze Therapeutics, a challenge the biotech called ‘‘unprecedented.”
Xilio will get just over $40 million from Gilead in return for a license to its experimental IL-12 immunotherapy. The biotech is also discontinuing other work and laying off staff.
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European regulators have for the fourth time issued a negative opinion on PTC's Translarna. Elsewhere, Amylyx read out data and Leqembi hit a roadblock in Australia.
Elsewhere, Roivant dropped a drug program and Takeda acquired a blood disease therapy. Novo will pay $200 million to gain control of the protein manufacturing factory.
The company will permit six generic drugmakers to make and sell lenacapavir in 120 countries that have high incidence of the disease but limited resources.
A Pfizer druglicensed to a Roivant subsidiary surpassed expectations in a type of uveitis, while a stock purchase plan will see Roivant buy out shares owned by Sumitomo Pharma.
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An startup formed by KdT Ventures intends to test the drug, which was once licensed to Merck and evaluated in multiple metabolic disorders, for an unspecified rare conditon.
Elsewhere, Vanda rejected two takeover bids and Ashibio emerged from stealth with an antibody licensed from Gilead. A medicine Jazz acquired in 2019 missed the goal of a Phase 2 study.
A licensing deal with Denmark’s Gubra gives the immunology giant control of an experimental therapy that could compete with drugs from Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly and Zealand.
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