Apollo Therapeutics is about to find out if its novel portfolio-building approach to biotech can pay off, starting with a Phase II readout from its IL-18 candidate in atopic dermatitis.
Apollo Awaits First Proof-Of-Concept Data For Atopic Dermatitis Drug
Having built its portfolio from university collaborations and targeted in-licensing, the UK firm now hopes to validate its business model with Phase II readouts in 2025.
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