Inovio Pharma’s Ebola vaccine moving into Ph I with GeneOne Life Science

24 September 2014

US drug developer Inovio Pharmaceuticals (NYSE MKT: INO) has said it will advance its DNA vaccine for Ebola into a Phase I clinical trial in a collaboration with South Korea-based GeneOne Life Science (KRX: 011000), an international DNA vaccine manufacturer in which Inovio holds a minority interest.

The companies are currently conducting pre-Investigational New Drug (IND) activities and plan to start the clinical study in the first half of 2015. On successful completion of the Phase I, the companies will jointly seek additional third party support and resources to further develop and commercialize this product.

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