TegMine Therapeutics Enters Collaboration with Boehringer Ingelheim to Advance Novel 2-Factor Antibody System for Cancer

“At TegMine, we are exploiting the unique biology of tumor-associated glycans, molecular signatures that are highly prevalent in aggressive solid tumors yet largely absent in healthy tissues,” said Jeff Bernstein, Ph.D., CEO of TegMine. “This collaboration endorses our approach, and specifically our 2-Factor Antibody System, which unlocks specific tumor-associated antigens and targets that were previously inaccessible with other technologies. We are excited to translate this approach into potentially meaningful therapies for patients alongside a world-class partner in Boehringer Ingelheim.”

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