January 9, 2020 03:01 AM ESTUpdated 03:29 AM

Shreds of Tregs: French biotech wins Medicxi backing to kill the rogue immunosuppressive agent to fight cancer

Natalie Grover

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Existing CD25 drugs tend to thwart IL-2 signaling, which is imperative to shaping the body’s immune response. But a French drug developer thinks it has …

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Shreds of Tregs: French biotech wins Medicxi back­ing to kill the rogue im­muno­sup­pres­sive agent to fight can­cer

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Shreds of Tregs: French biotech wins Medicxi backing to kill the rogue immunosuppressive agent to fight cancer