ARTBIO to Enter into Licensing and Research Partnership with 3B Pharmaceuticals to Advance a First-in-Class Alpha Radioligand Therapy for Solid Tumors
“In-licensing this first-in-class program from 3BP speaks to our mission to expand beyond prostate cancer and create a whole new class of therapies that can improve outcomes for patients with many types of cancer,” said Emanuele Ostuni, Ph.D., CEO of ARTBIO. “We can achieve this goal by addressing targets novel to radioligand therapies. By partnering 3BP’s proven track record in peptide discovery with our leadership in 212Pb ART development, we believe we can unlock an important new target and deliver much-needed patient benefit.”
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