Mutabilis receives CARB-X grant for 'nightmare bacteria' treatment; AbSci and Xyphos shake hands on discovery deal
On a mission to subdue the rising global threat of antibiotic resistance, the CARB-X initiative has inked yet another grant — this one for a French pharma working on a treatment for so-called “nightmare bacteria.”
Romainville-based Mutabilis is getting up to $6.4 million to develop its preclinical program for Carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales (CRE) bacteria, dubbed EBL-1463. CRE got the notorious nickname “nightmare bacteria,” because of its tendency to cause deadly infections in healthcare settings. And it can’t be treated with existing antibiotics, according to CARB-X.
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