UK- and Australian-based Grey Wolf Therapeutics, Ltd.’s lead clinical development candidate, GRWD5769, a selective oral ERAP1 inhibitor, has shown the potential to elicit a “powerful and differentiated immune response against tumors,” the company highlighted in a recent data readout.
‘Potentially Groundbreaking’ – Grey Wolf Advances IO Technology
Grey Wolf Therapeutics has secured $99m via an expanded series B financing to advance its antigen modulation approach in cancer and to further explore its use in autoimmune disease indications.
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