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Nvidia invests $50 million into Recursion for drug AIĀ 

Drug Discovery World

Recursion, a clinical stage company decoding biology to industrialise drug discovery, has announced a $50 million investment by NVIDIA, which was executed as a private investment in public equity (PIPE).

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Synthetic biology: Innovating in drug discovery

Drug Discovery World

Synthetic biology is increasingly important to drug discovery and development. Partnerships Earlier this year cell-engineering company MaxCyte signed a strategic platform license (SPL) with biotechnology company Catamaran Bio. In return MaxCyte will receive platform licensing fees and program-related revenue.

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Key drug development trends and predictions for 2024

Drug Discovery World

Dr Julie Warner is Vice President of Regulatory Affairs at drug development consultancy, Boyds. In this article, she provides her expert insights into the key trends and developments expected to shape the global drug development industry this year. antibody-drug conjugate [ADC] pipelines in some oncology settings).

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Pfizer and CytoReason collaborate to bolster AI in drug discovery

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Pfizer has extended its multi-year partnership with CytoReason to use CytoReasonā€™s artificial intelligence (AI) technology for Pfizerā€™s drug development programs. . Pfizer will make a $20 million equity investment, have options to license CytoReasonā€™s platform and disease models, andā€Æfundā€Æsupplementary project support.

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Highs and lows of drug repurposingĀ 

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DDW Editor Reece Armstrong explores the rise of drug repurposing and the benefits and disadvantages it brings to drug discovery and development. . Drug repurposing, the act of finding new clinical targets for both approved and unapproved drugs, has emerged as a viable alternative to traditional drug discovery approaches. .

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Innovative leukaemia treatment with tcxpress platform

Drug Target Review

The first clinical candidate, BSB-1001, aims to transform leukemia treatment by targeting minor histocompatibility antigen-1. Together, TCX-101 and TCX-102 allow BlueSphere to have a broader reach in the high-risk leukaemia treatment space where a high unmet medical need exists. The company is on track to file an IND in Q4 of 2023.

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Drug discovery hotspots: What is the secret to Switzerlandā€™s success? (p1)

Drug Discovery World

This article will examine the regional focus of the countryā€™s life sciences industry, its infrastructure of bioparks, and how this foundation ensures Switzerland maintains its role as a global leader in drug discovery. So, in this way there is a cross fertilisation from the bigger companies to newer ones.

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