ArsenalBio Adds Genentech As A Partner While Embarking On Internal CAR-T Program

The start-up will secure $70m from Genentech, after closing a series B financing, while it moves its first CAR-T program into the clinic for ovarian cancer later this year.

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ArsenalBio aims to growth through a multi-pronged business strategy • Source: Shutterstock

Just weeks after Arsenal Biosciences, Inc. announced the closing of a $220m series B financing, the company announced a partnership with Roche Holding AG's Genentech, Inc.  under which it will receive a $70m upfront payment.

The South San Francisco-based start-up is pursuing a multi-pronged business strategy to develop its own internal CAR-T therapies for solid...

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