Sizing Up The Competition In BTK Inhibition
This article was originally published in Pharmaceutical Approvals Monthly
Executive Summary
Celgene’s latest Phase I dose-ranging data for the BTK inhibitor CC-292 show better response rates than before. The BTK target has become highly attractive, yet the competitive landscape for this particular class still looks sparse, with four drugs in the clinic and two slated for INDs in 2014.
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