Biotech firms Pelago Bioscience and Biovica have agreed to work together to provide a common platform for developing new oncology drugs and treatments.
Swedish drug discovery company Pelago Bioscience’s cellular thermal shift assay (CETSA) technology helps provide physiologically relevant target engagement data. Biovica has developed DiviTum, a highly sensitive assay for measuring cell proliferation rate and prediction & monitoring efficacy of cell cycle regulating oncology drugs.
The common platform offers the opportunity to obtain crucial data earlier in the development of new therapies in the oncology field.
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