Pfizer Pulls Plug But iTeos Has High Hopes For IDO1 Inhibitor

The Belgian biotech has regained the rights to an early-stage IDO1 inhibitor that has failed a Phase I trial but iTeos believes the drug's penetration to the brain makes EOS200271 a significant asset.

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Door closes, another opens: iTeos upbeat despite Pfizer pact ending • Source: Shutterstock

News that Pfizer Inc. is returning the rights to its indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase (IDO1) inhibitor is a surprise but represents an opportunity for iTeos Therapeutics SA, according to the Belgian biotech's CEO Michel Detheux.

It has been confirmed this morning (Jan. 4) that the US behemoth has handed back worldwide rights to EOS200271, an...

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