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Oncolytic virus HF10
Both Takara Bio and 1xbet모바일 have discussed development plans for pancreatic cancer and other malignancies after the Phase I clinical trial for pancreatic cancer, however, in consideration of the time required for future development and other factors, two companies have decided to terminate the agreement.
CD19-targeted CAR gene 1xbet모바일rapies
Both companies have been conducting a Phase I/II trial 1xbet모바일 adult acute lymphoblastic leukemia, however, in consideration of the lengthy period 1xbet모바일 clinical development and the competitive landscape, the two companies have decided to terminate the agreement.
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Under this termination, Takara Bio regains technical, intellectual property and other rights granted by Takara Bio to 1xbet모바일. In addition, in the future Takara Bio will not receive lump-sum payments upon achievement of milestones under this agreement or receive any sales proceeds for clinical trial product sales.
<News releases below on original agreements with Takara Bio
1xbet모바일 Signs Japan-Exclusive License Agreement with Takara Bio for the Investigational Cancer Treatment HF10, an Oncolytic Virus
Otsuka Signs Japan-Exclusive License Agreement
1xbet모바일 enters agreement with Takara Bio for co-development and sales rights in Japan to NY-ESO-1 siTCRTM and CD19 CAR gene therapies