American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG)

CELL AND GENE THERAPY

I-Mab | July 12, 2021

I-Mab, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical business dedicated to discovering, developing, and commercialization of novel biologics, announced today the signing of two new partnerships with Chinese emerging biotech firms to enhance its next-generation innovation pipeline. Collaborations with Immorna, an mRNA biotech company, and neoX Biotech, an AI-enabled R&D biotech company, provide I-Mab access to revolutionary technologies to search for new cancer treatments. I-Mab will crea...

CELL AND GENE THERAPY

Tevard Biosciences | December 04, 2020

Tevard Biosciences, a privately-held biotechnology organization pioneering tRNA-based gene therapies, and Zogenix, a worldwide biopharmaceutical organization creating and commercializing uncommon infection treatments, today reported that the organizations have gone into a cooperation to recognize and create novel tRNA-based quality treatments for Dravet syndrome and other genetic epilepsies. Under the collaboration, Tevard will use its two interesting tRNA-based discovery platform...

INDUSTRIAL IMPACT

Enteris BioPharma | May 04, 2021

Enteris BioPharma, Inc., a biotechnology company developing innovative drug products based on its proprietary delivery technologies and a wholly-owned subsidiary of SWK Holdings Corporation, announced today the expansion of its Boonton, NJ manufacturing facility and the launch of its CDMO business segment, which provides custom solutions for the formulation, growth, and manufacturing of pharmaceuticals. Enteris also offers bench to market facilities, such as the development, manufacturing, monit...

TheDailyTimes | April 15, 2020

Ensysce Biosciences announced that it is exploring the opportunity to initiate a clinical trial of oral Nafamostat, an ingredient from its opioid overdose protection platform, as a treatment for COVID-19. The goal is to evaluate if nafamostat mesylate (Nafamostat), a synthetic protease inhibitor will be effective in preventing or reducing the lethal outcome of COVID-19 infection. Currently, there are no approved drugs to manage infection with SARS-CoV-2 and nafamostat has shown promise in severa...