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efgartigimod alfa
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top 3Protein drug with a maximum clinical stage of Approval (across all indications), with 3 approved and 14 investigational indications.
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IgG receptor FcRn large subunit p51
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- Argenx to acquire Forte in $2.2B deal for ‘differentiated’ immune drugThe deal gives Argenx a drug prospect aimed at the protein target CD122, an approach that’s recently gained traction among multiple developers.biopharma_dive · 18d ago
- Argenx deepens immuno expertise with $2.2B Forte Biosciences buyThe star of the takeover is Forte Biosciences' investigational antibody therapy, FB102, which has shown early potential in vitiligo and celiac disease.biospace · 18d ago
- STAT+: Argenx to buy Forte Biosciences for $2.2BArgenx plans to buy Forte Biosciences for $2.2 billion, expanding its pipeline of drugs that could treat multiple autoimmune diseases.stat · 18d ago
- Argenx acquires Forte for $2.2B to get hands on phase 2-stage vitiligo drugArgenx is spending $2.2 billion to absorb Forte Biosciences for its phase 2-stage vitiligo and celiac disease drug.fiercebiotech · 18d ago
- Sanofi stops immune drug trial in latest research setbackThe failure adds to a series of mixed or negative readouts and leaves in doubt the future of a therapy Sanofi has viewed as a potential blockbuster.biopharma_dive · 2mo ago
- 2026 Orphan Drugs Report: A safe(r) passage amid stormy waters?Orphan drugs remain commercially durable, strategically relevant and supported by a strong pipelinebiopharma_dive · 2mo ago
- Inhibrx delivers ‘differentiated’ cancer drug data; Fractyl starts diabetes gene therapy trialInhibrx, the subject of recent buyout rumors, showed its drug might enhance the effects of Keytruda. Elsewhere, Capricor sued its cell therapy partner and Argenx got a revenue boost.biopharma_dive · 3mo ago
- Biotech investors gamble on M&A. Some drugmakers are betting on themselves instead.Young biotechs usually get acquired instead of profitably selling their own medicines. A growing number are proving they can, which could make the sector more broadly appealing to investors, some say.biopharma_dive · 3mo ago
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