Scancell Announces Genmab Exercises Option to a Second Commercial License Agreement

Prof Lindy Durrant, Chief Scientific Officer, Scancell, commented: “This option exercise for another anti-glycan monoclonal antibody from the Glymab® platform builds on our existing relationship with Genmab. The commercial license agreement follows an exclusive evaluation period, which further validates that our Glymab® antibody platform can generate novel, differentiated, highly tumour specific antibodies for therapeutic development. We are positive about continuing to work with Genmab and providing further updates to the market on both agreements as they progress.”

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