Oxford BioTherapeutics Enters into a Strategic Collaboration with GSK to Discover Novel Targets for Antibody-Based Therapeutics for the Treatment of Cancer
“We’re delighted to expand our network of world-class partners through this collaboration with GSK. This marks our second major collaboration with a leading global pharma this year – a testament to the growing recognition of our proprietary discovery platform, OGAP-Verify’s potential to drive meaningful innovation in cancer research,” said Christian Rohlff, PhD, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Oxford BioTherapeutics. “T-cell engager therapeutics and antibody-drug conjugates have shown great promise, yet today only a small fraction of cancer patients are currently eligible for these treatments. We’re driven by a patient-centric vision and excited to work with GSK to turn these discoveries into potential new treatment options that could reach many more people living with cancer.”
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