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Droz dit Busset et al. Derazantinib (ARQ 087) in case of FGFR2-positive gene intrahepatischem cholangiocarcinoma. British Journal of Cancer 2019 (120), 165-171. ClinicalTrials.gov Signature: NCT0175292013. FIDES-01: ClinicalTrials.gov qualifiers: NCT0323031814. FIDES-02: ClinicalTrials.gov qualifiers: NCT0404561315. FIDES-03: ClinicalTrials.gov ID: NCT04604132 Linda Hanna, Managing Director of Scottish Enterprise, added: “This agreement with AstraZeneca is a fantastic confirmation of Symbiosis`s capabilities and highlights Scotland`s global reputation for life sciences and manufacturing. We have been working with Colin and his team for many years, and we look forward to monitoring their progress in developing a vaccine against the global pandemic. Basilea Pharmaceutica Ltd.
(SIX: BSLN) announced today that it has granted clinical cooperation and a delivery agreement with Eli Lilly and Company for the use of the anti-VEGFR2 ramucirumab antibody (CYRAMZA®) 1 in the current multi-cohorte phase, FIDES-03, with the Azantinib FGFR inhibitor in patients with advanced stomach cancer with the FGFR genaire. Basilea is the sponsor of the study and Lilly will collaborate on clinical aspects and provide clinical supply of ramucirumab. Colin MacKay, founder and CEO of Symbiosis, said: “Our team is very proud to make a very important contribution to the global fight against COVID-19 and to the urgent efforts to achieve an effective vaccine. With our long direct experience in the production of such drugs and vaccines for clinical trials and commercial markets, we are pleased to be able to use our know-how and competitiveness to accelerate the development of this vaccine for AstraZeneca and add value to the project. The agreement follows AstraZeneca`s recent announcement that it will enter into a licensing agreement with Oxford University for the development, production and distribution of the AZD1222 vaccine candidate, formerly known as ChAdOx1 nCoV-19. The vaccine candidate is currently undergoing clinical trials at several sites in the UK.
