- Verigen of Denmark has been granted approval from the Danish Ministryof Health to start clinial trials in humans of its anti-tumor necrosis factor-alpha polyclonal antibody, PASSTNF-alpha, for the passive immunotherapy of rheumatoid arthritis. The product uses porcine anti-TNF antibodies which are masked from the immune system by adding antibodies that neutralize the gp48 protein component of human immune cells. Verigen is planning a UK flotation this year.
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