Bio-Sourcing, Zerion Pharma to Collaborate on First HER2 Oral Monoclonal Antibody for Breast Cancer
Bertrand Mérot, CEO of Bio‑Sourcing: “We are delighted and very proud of Eurostars’ confirmation of the relevance of our unique strategy for oral administration of monoclonal antibodies. I am confident that our partnership with Zerion will further accelerate the development and commercialization of this disruptive formulation for breast cancer. Bio-Sourcing is thus continuing its strategy of developing oral administration of monoclonal antibodies, which has already led to the production of OralimuMab™ and TrastuzOral™ in a synergistic partnership with Zerion to further enhance this paradigm shift. The development of this breakthrough in the systemic oral administration of monoclonal antibodies will not only greatly improve patient comfort but also increase access to these innovative treatments, thereby significantly expanding the biopharmaceutical markets.”
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