Horama teams up with Dutch institute in retinal dystrophy

18 March 2020
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Ophthalmic gene therapy company Horama has announced an exclusive licensing agreement for global rights to a program targeting retinal dystrophy associated with pathogenic CRB1 gene mutations.

The company, which is focused on gene therapies for rare ophthalmic diseases, has signed the agreement with the Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC), in Netherlands.

Horama will receive an exclusive worldwide license to certain patent rights and expertise for the drug candidate, known as HORA-001.

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