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Commenting on the technology transfer, Dr. Krishna M. Ella, Chairman and Managing Director of Bharat Biotech, said, "Successful transfer of technology from ThromboGenics to Bharat Biotech is a significant milestone in the development of THR-100 as a novel thrombolytic agent. Bharat Biotech has significant expertise in executing technology transfer processes from U.S. and EU companies. We are highly excited about further clinical development of THR-100 and its commercialization."
About ThromboGenics
ThromboGenics is a biotechnology company focused on discovery and
development of biopharmaceuticals for the treatment of a range of vascular
diseases. The Company has several programs in Phase II clinical development
including microplasmin, which is being evaluated as a treatment for
vitreoretinal disorders and as a thrombolytic agent for vascular occlusive
diseases, including acute stroke. ThromboGenics also has one program,
TB-402 (Anti-Factor VIII), in Phase I clinical trials, and three other drug
candidates in preclinical development with preclinical proof-of-principle
demonstrated. ThromboGenics has built strong links with the University of
Leuven and has exclusive rights to certain therapeutics developed at the
University. ThromboGenics is headquartered in Leuven, Belgium and has
subsidiaries in Dublin, Ireland, and New York, U.S. The Company is listed
on Eurolist by Euronext Brussels under the symbol THR. More information is
available at http://www.thrombogenics.com.
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