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… And Develop New Ones With Ablynx
by Ann M. Thayer
February 10, 2014
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 92, Issue 6
Merck & Co. has joined with Ablynx to develop cancer immunotherapies. Merck will pay the Belgian company $27 million up front and up to $14 million in research funding. Ablynx could also receive milestone payments adding up to $2.3 billion. The goal is to use Ablynx nanobodies, or antibody-derived proteins that bind to disease targets, to modulate immune system checkpoints. In 2012, Ablynx signed another deal with Merck potentially worth more than $600 million.
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