Compugen To Receive $10 Mln Payment After Dosing First Patient In AstraZeneca's ARTEMIDE-Bil01 Trial

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Compugen To Receive $10 Mln Payment After Dosing First Patient In AstraZeneca's ARTEMIDE-Bil01 Trial

(RTTNews) - Cancer immunotherapy company Compugen Ltd. (CGEN) announced Monday that Compugen is entitled to receive a $10 million milestone payment from British drug major AstraZeneca (AZN), after the first patient was dosed in AstraZeneca's ARTEMIDE-Bil01 trial with rilvegostomig.

Rilvegostomig is a PD-1/TIGIT bispecific antibody where the TIGIT component is derived from Compugen's clinical-stage anti-TIGIT antibody, COM902.

The ARTEMIDE-Bil01 trial is expected to recruit about 750 subjects in more than 20 countries with biliary tract cancer who will be randomized to receive rilvegostomig or placebo with investigator choice chemotherapy as adjuvant treatment after resection with curative intent.

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Amgen's Bkemv Approved As First Interchangeable Biosimilar To Soliris

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Allorion Therapeutic Inks Agreement With AstraZeneca  For EGFR L858R Allosteric Inhibitor Program

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AstraZeneca Q2 Profit Surges, Signs Gene Therapy Deal With Pfizer; Stock Up

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Shares of AstraZeneca Plc were gaining around 4 percent in London trading as well as around 5 percent in pre-market activity on Nasdaq after the British drug major reported Friday significantly higher profit for its second quarter. Top line beat market estimates. Further, the company maintained its outlook for fiscal 2023, expecting growth. In addition, AstraZeneca noted that its Rare Disease ...
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