Oncology Is Next Destination For Innate’s Checkpoint Inhibitor After Return From Novo
Executive Summary
French biotech Innate Pharma is set to take the anti-NKG2A antibody IPH2201 into Phase II after buying out rights from Novo Nordisk for €2 million up front.
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