US clinical-stage biopharma company Selecta Biosciences says that French pharma major Sanofi (Euronext: SAN) has exercised its option to an exclusive license to develop an immunotherapy for the treatment of celiac disease under the terms of an existing strategic global collaboration.
The products resulting from this collaboration will leverage Selecta’s proprietary synthetic vaccine particle (SVP) platform, which has unique capabilities to engineer nanoparticles with the structure and composition to produce immune tolerance by attenuating the overactive response to specific antigens.
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