Better than Eylea, as durable as gene therapy? Perceptive, Xontogeny boost ophthalmic startup's shot for best of all worlds
What’s the biggest breakthrough in the ophthalmology space since Lucentis and Eylea?
Novartis’ Beovu, launched last November for wet age-related macular degeneration, has been hampered by safety issues. Kodiak Sciences sports $2.74 billion on the promise of an antibody biopolymer conjugate that can be dosed every 16 weeks — reducing the treatment burden. Then there’s the line of gene therapy players from regenxbio to Adverum, following in the footsteps of Spark Therapeutics.
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