Cambridge, USA-based EQRx, a biotech firm focused on developing lower-cost innovative medicines, has announced new data from a trial of its lung cancer candidate, sugemalimab.
The novel monoclonal antibody has in its favor that it mirrors a naturally occurring antibody, thereby reducing the risk of immunogenicity and potential toxicities.
EQRx, which is developing the checkpoint blocker in collaboration with Chinese biotech firm CStone Pharmaceuticals (HKEX: 2616), is to present the data at the World Conference on Lung Cancer 2021.
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