Shares of US clinical-stage biotech Immunome (Nasdaq: IMNM) dipped 1.3% to $4.66 in after-hours trading on Friday, after US pharma major AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV) revealed that it has agreed a back-loaded partnership and option accord directed to the discovery of up to 10 novel antibody-target pairs arising from three specified tumor types using Immunome's Discovery Engine. AbbVie closed up 1.9%. at $166.55.
"Partnering with Immunome represents AbbVie's commitment to developing and commercializing novel treatment approaches for solid tumors," said Steve Davidsen, vice president, oncology discovery research, AbbVie. "Immunome's approach has the potential to unlock novel cancer biology and yield multiple therapeutic candidates. We look forward to utilizing their Discovery Engine to enhance our existing oncology pipeline," he noted.
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