
French biotech firm TxCell (Euronext Paris: TXCL), which is developing innovative, personalized cell immunotherapies using regulatory T-cells to treat severe chronic inflammatory and autoimmune diseases, has agreed with Trizell Holding, an affiliate of the Dr Frederik Paulsen Foundation, to terminate the collaboration, option, development and license agreement concerning TxCell’s lead product Ovasave.
The agreement granted Trizell an exclusive option to in-license development and commercialization rights to Ovasave, an antigen-specific Treg cell-based immunotherapy, in inflammatory bowel disease, including Crohn’s disease. The collaboration on Ovasave that TxCell previously had with privately-held Switzerland-headquartered Ferring International was assigned to Trizell early this year (The Pharma Letter January 4). TxCell has now regained full rights to Ovasave.
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