Curie-Cancer renews research partnership with GamaMabs Pharma for ovarian cancer drug

16 December 2014
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Curie-Cancer, the body responsible for developing Institut Curie’s industry partnership activities, and GamaMabs Pharma, a company specialized in the development of monoclonal antibodies for cancer, are extending their partnership to develop the 3C23K antibody.

The 3C23K antibody is being developed to treat gynecological cancers, and the partners are particularly exploring the value of the antibody in relapses.

An initial partner agreement ended in 2013, and the results of work on the antibody were presented in September 2014, following which the partnership agreement has been renewed and extended to investigate the efficacy of the drug in ovarian cancer.

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