AstraZeneca to develop DNA-based monoclonal Ab platform

March 27, 2019 | Wednesday | News

The plasmids will encode monoclonal antibodies developed by AstraZeneca and will be delivered using Ichor’s TriGrid® Delivery System.

image credit- wistar.org

image credit- wistar.org

US based Ichor® Medical Systems, Inc. (Ichor) has announced that it has entered into a collaboration and research license agreement with AstraZeneca for the development and clinical assessment of plasmid DNA constructs.

The plasmids will encode monoclonal antibodies developed by AstraZeneca and will be delivered using Ichor’s TriGrid® Delivery System. Under the terms of the agreement, Ichor will receive upfront and annual payments along with development milestones.

The development and optimization of in vivo expression of DNA-encoded antibodies delivered by the TriGrid is a particularly attractive product strategy in the recombinant monoclonal antibody market. Utilizing this approach, the TriGrid platform works to deliver DNA-encoding monoclonal antibodies directly into a person, after which that person’s own cells can begin to manufacture the antibodies.

Comments

× Your session has expired. Please click here to Sign-in or Sign-up

Have an Account?

Forgot your password?

First Name should not be empty!

Last Name should not be empty!

Email address should not be empty!

Show Password should not be empty!

Show Confirm Password should not be empty!

Newsletter

E-magazine

Biospectrum Infomercial

Bio Resource

I accept the terms & conditions & Privacy policy