Ariceum Hopes To One-Up Novartis Drug With Potent Radiopharmaceutical Focus
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Emerging Company Profile: The private German biotech Ariceum has just launched with a €25m financing to advance its lead radioligand candidate, satoreotide, into Phase I development and hopes its antagonist approach could give Novartis’s Lutathera a run for its money.
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Newly launched Ariceum Therapeutics GmbH is preparing to enter the clinic with a radioligand candidate originally developed in parallel with Novartis AG’s Lutathera, which it hopes will one day follow to market with added potency.
Ariceum’s goal of developing systemic targeted radiopharmaceuticals (STRs) to treat aggressive cancers is reflected in its name, based on that...
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