Replimune Enters into Clinical Collaboration Agreement with Roche for the Development of RP3 In CRC and HCC
“This collaboration announcement is in keeping with our philosophy of partnering with industry leaders in oncology and in indications where our immunotherapies have the potential to become a key cornerstone of treatment,” said Pamela Esposito, Ph.D., Chief Business Officer of Replimune. “With similar collaborations already in place for our lead candidate RP1 with Regeneron and Bristol-Myers Squibb, we believe this latest cost and supply sharing collaboration with Roche, a leader in GI cancers, will help us efficiently advance RP2/3 for the development of CRC and HCC.”
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