ProBioGen licenses GlymaxX Technology to Sanofi


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▴ ProBioGen licenses GlymaxX Technology to Sanofi
GlymaxX enables a boost of antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity (ADCC)

ProBioGen AG has signed a commercial multi-product license agreement with Sanofi. Under such agreement, Sanofi will integrate ProBioGen’s proprietary GlymaxX technology into their product development strategy for an undisclosed number of antibody candidates across several business units. GlymaxX enables a boost of antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity (ADCC), consequently leading to an elevated NK cell-mediated killing activity of its target cells. The GlymaxX technology adds value to the products by significantly improving their potency and potentially reducing the overall clinical doses for patients.

The proven GlymaxX technology for the production of afucosylated proteins is widely applied in the pharma industry and hence used in various numbers of mAb candidates. It is universally applicable, simple and very potent. The unique advantage of the GlymaxX technology allows a single GlymaxX modified cell line to produce both, completely fucosylated and/or afucosylated antibodies and those with intermediate defined fuscosylation levels.

The technology can be easily integrated into newly developed or already existing cell lines of different host cell origins, which demonstrates its great flexibility.

Tags : #Probiogen #GlymaxxTechnology #Sanofi #ADCC #LatestPharmaNews #NKCell

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