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Biotech Stocks Diverge Amid Patent News and Clinical Setbacks

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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ENCell Co.,Ltd. and VUNO Inc. posted double-digit gains following patent and research news. Separately, Bristol-Myers Squibb discontinued clinical development of ORM-6151, an acute myeloid leukemia candidate it acquired from Orum Therapeutics, Inc. The drug used Orum's degrader-antibody conjugate technology.

From edaily.co.kr

Why it matters

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The clinical setback by Bristol-Myers Squibb raises uncertainty regarding the clinical proof of concept for Orum's core technology. The market reaction showed a sharp divergence among South Korean biotech stocks.

From edaily.co.kr

Who's involved

  • Bristol-Myers SquibbAmerican pharmaceutical company that discontinued clinical development of ORM-6151
  • Samsung Life Public Welfare FoundationOrganization whose work was involved in a U.S. patent secured by ENCell

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