Oxford BioMedica
Oxford BioMedica is a biopharmaceutical company based in Oxford, United Kingdom, specializing in the research, development, and manufacturing of lentiviral vector and cell therapy products for various diseases. The company operates through two main segments: Platform and Product. Its LentiVector platform technology enables the integration of therapeutic genes into non-dividing cells, making it suitable for treating conditions affecting the brain and eyes. Oxford BioMedica's product pipeline includes several candidates in various stages of development, targeting diseases such as hematological tumors, age-related macular degeneration, and central nervous system disorders. Additionally, the company has established partnerships with notable firms like Novartis and Bristol Myers Squibb to advance its therapeutic offerings. Oxford BioMedica also focuses on growing its bioprocessing services, leveraging its technologies to provide revenue-generating solutions for third-party clients, while continuing to innovate in gene and cell therapy. Founded in 1995, the company has positioned itself as a leader in the field of gene therapy, addressing unmet medical needs through its advanced therapeutic candidates.
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ABL Europe
Acquisition in 2023
ABL Europe is a company focused on bioproduction, quality control services, and gene therapy, dedicated to supporting the health industry. It develops and manufactures viral vectors to enhance the effectiveness of therapeutic interventions. By providing innovative solutions, ABL Europe aims to contribute to long-term public health outcomes for its clients. The company's expertise in these specialized areas positions it as a key player in advancing healthcare technologies.
Oxxon Therapeutics
Acquisition in 2007
Oxxon Therapeutics™ (Oxxon) is a company developing the next generation of innovative antigen-specific immunotherapies to treat patients with chronic infectious diseases and cancer. To date, the company has built an initial pipeline through its patented Hi-8™ PrimeBoost immunotherapy platform, an approach that allows the rapid development of products to selectively stimulate and enhance potent immune responses against disease. The company has successfully completed phase II clinical programmes in melanoma and hepatitis B and has a third development programme underway in HIV. In addition, the company intends to leverage its enabling platform through partnerships with companies developing therapeutic and preventative vaccine products.
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