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Oculis SA has agreed to license a topical anti-TNF alpha antibody from Novartis

Expanding Portfolio
Colin Kerr
Colin Kerr
Published: Friday, February 1, 2019
Oculis SA has entered into an agreement to license a novel topical anti-TNF alpha antibody from Novartis. The compound, LME 636, is based on a proprietary single-chain antibody fragment technology specifically designed for topical delivery. Efficacy and safety were evaluated in three clinical trials. Dr Riad Sherif, Oculis CEO, said: “This agreement is part of our ongoing strategy to access multiple sources of technologies and compounds that bolster our portfolio of innovative products to treat eye diseases.” www.oculis.com
Tags: anti-TNF alpha antibody, ophthalmic disease
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