Zai Lab and Takeda-backed Crescendo sign global licensing deal

30 May 2018
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Zai Lab (Nasdaq: ZLAB) and privately-owned UK company Crescendo Biologics have announced an exclusive, worldwide licensing agreement under which the Chinese biopharma will develop, commercialize, and manufacture a topical, innovative antibody V domain therapeutic for potential application in inflammatory indications.

Crescendo’s undisclosed candidate was developed using Crescendo’s transgenic platform, called Humabody, which generates novel small, robust, and potent protein therapeutics based on fully human VH domain building blocks.

"We believe there are significant synergies for our approach with the Zai Lab pipeline of autoimmune programs"

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