As biotech companies making themselves eligible to a big pharma buyout go, Imugene (ASX: IMU) appears to tick a lot of the boxes – but the proof of the pudding will come with all important trial results.
The Australian company has exciting, varied clinical and pre-clinical assets in pharma’s hottest therapy area, immuno-oncology, and has enormous industry experience within its leadership team and advisory board.
Imugene has two HER2 B-cell immunotherapies in clinical trials, one from Ohio State University known as B-Vaxx, which is in a Phase II study.
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