A few months after partnering a preclinical program with Serono SA, antibody development company Genmab A/S entered a potential $215 million deal with the Swiss biotech firm involving its Phase III candidate to treat cutaneous T-cell lymphoma. (BioWorld Today)

Genmab, Serono Sign Potential $215M Deal For HuMax-CD4

Aug. 19, 2005

By Jennifer Boggs

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