company Symphogen has acquired the technology and programs of the american company Receptor Biologix. Symphogen is a leader in developing recombinant polyclonal antibodies, a new class of biopharmaceuticals. Receptor Biologix is a pioneer in developing pan-HER ligand traps to treat cancer and other diseases. Both companies are privately owned. The financial conditions of the deal have not been disclosed.
pan-HER ligand trap technology is an excellent fit with our scientific and strategic focus,” says Kirsten Drejer, CEO of Symphogen, in a press statement.
develop novel biologics explicitly designed to adress the complexity of disease. The goal is to achieve better efficacy than single-targeted drugs that fail to account for the complex nature of many diseases.
“We expect our established infrastructure and highly relevant expertise in developing complex biologics will facilitate the rapid progress of the pan-HER cancer program, which we believe has breakthrough potential,” Kirsten Drejer adds.