Norwegian biotech firm Nordic Nanovector (OSE: NANO) has entered into a collaboration with Heidelberg Pharma, a subsidiary of Wilex AG (FSE: WL6) specializing in the development of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), to develop novel ADCs for treating leukemias.
Leukemias are orphan diseases with a significant unmet medical need, applicable indications representing a growing market worth over $5 billion by 2020, the Norwegian company noted.
This collaboration is part of Nordic Nanovector’s strategy to develop its pipeline of targeted therapies to include antibody products conjugated to anti-cancer compounds that are not radionuclides. Such conjugates are commonly referred to as ADCs. Shares of Nordic Nanovector rose 3.78% to 61.75 Norwegian kroner on the news this morning.
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