Cartography Announces Strategic Collaboration with Gilead to Develop Oncology Therapies Against Novel Targets and Target Pairs

“We are excited to partner with Gilead to identify novel and compelling antigen targets using our ATLAS and SUMMIT platforms,” said Kevin Parker, Ph.D., CEO of Cartography Biosciences. “The current target landscape in oncology is growing increasingly crowded and there is an urgent need to provide patients with innovative, targeted medicines. Cartography looks forward to working with Gilead and leveraging the team’s expertise in oncology and drug development to identify tumor-specific targets and target pairs that can lead to transformative therapies for patients.”

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