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Marengo Therapeutics Announces Second Drug Candidate Nomination from Strategic Collaboration with Ipsen

“This second DC nomination is a testament to our strong collaboration with Ipsen and once again underscores the dedication and ingenuity of Marengo’s research team in advancing innovative immunotherapy candidates to clinical trials,” said Andrew Bayliffe Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer of Marengo. “Our novel, first in class TCRVβ-targeted dual T cell agonists drive the revitalization of anti-tumor T cell responses in immunotherapy refractory tumor models, and we look forward to working with Ipsen as we translate this potential into people living with cancer.”

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