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BIO-Europe Spring 2019: Apeiron CEO On Pipeline Progress And Partnering

 
• By Lucie Ellis-Taitt

Peter Llewellyn-Davies, CEO and chief financial officer of Apeiron Biologics, talks to Lucie Ellis, executive editor of In Vivo, on the sidelines of the recent BIO-Europe Spring conference about the company’s pipeline and partnering strategy.

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Apeiron Biologics AG, a privately held European biotech company based in Vienna, Austria, is focused on the discovery and development of novel cancer immunotherapies. The biotech already has one marketed product, licensed to EUSA Pharma Ltd., which is bringing in cash to help advance its other therapeutic candidates. Apeiron’s pipeline includes five immuno-oncology product candidates in clinical and discovery stages.

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