ExeVir receives EIB risk finance for multiple COVID-19 nanobody
With the help of a 25m loan from the European Investment Bank, ExeVir BIO BV will advance clinical trials with its COVID-19 nanobody XVR012.
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With the help of a 25m loan from the European Investment Bank, ExeVir BIO BV will advance clinical trials with its COVID-19 nanobody XVR012.
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Cipla EU Ltd is going to make an equity investment of 15m in Ethris GmbH, a specialist for respiratory delivery of therapeutic mRNAs.
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AstraZeneca announced an agreement to acquire Neogene Therapeutics Inc. (Neogene), a global clinical-stage biotechnology company spezialised in next-generation T-cell receptor therapies (TCR-Ts) that offer a novel cell therapy approach for […]
London-based computer vision specialist V7 Ltd has baged $33m in Series A financing co-led by AI-focused Radical Ventures and Temasek.
