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Biotech / Medical : Cambridge Antibody Technology Group

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To: Jongmans who started this subject3/19/2003 8:32:15 AM
From: nigel bates   of 625
 
Cambridge Antibody Technology Acknowledges Anthrax Drug
Wednesday March 19, 6:42 am ET

LONDON -(Dow Jones)- Cambridge Antibody Technology said Wednesday that it acknowledges the announcement made by Human Genome Sciences, Inc. (NasdaqNM:HGSI - News) about its discovery and development of a human monoclonal antibody drug, ABthraxTM, that is effective in protecting against anthrax in multiple experimental models.

HGSI plans to file an Investigational New Drug application in the near future, seeking clearance from the U.S.' Food and Drug Administration to begin clinical trials in the U.S. to evaluate the safety, tolerability and pharmacology of ABthrax in healthy adults.

CAT confirmed that the ABthrax antibody was isolated and developed by HGSI from libraries it has licensed to HGSI.

"We are delighted with the success that HGSI is having in working with the libraries we licensed to them," said Peter Chambre, CAT's chief executive. " ABthrax is the fourth human monoclonal antibody to come from CAT's collaboration with HGSI and we continue to be pleased with the productivity of this relationship".

CAT has already received a licence fee for the antibody and is entitled to receive clinical development milestones and royalties on product sales from HGSI...
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