Roche reject recycled for ophthalmic indication

An antibody that Roche licensed from Genmab for oncology indications, pursued into Phase II, then dropped two years ago, is restarting clinical development in an ophthalmic indication.

An antibody that Roche licensed from Genmab for oncology indications, pursued into Phase II, then dropped two years ago, is restarting clinical development in an ophthalmic indication.

According to Genmab, River Vision Development Corporation has licensed RG1507 (now known as teprotumumab) from Roche and will conduct a...

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