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    News releases

    LifeArc and Cleveland Clinic join forces to develop new monoclonal antibody therapeutics for patients with high unmet medical needs

    LifeArc and Cleveland Clinic, a nonprofit, multispecialty academic medical centre, have signed a new 10-year Master Services Agreement (MSA) for…

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  • Funding call for innovations for exceptionally low-cost monoclonal antibody (mAb) manufacturing 

    Funding: Call for innovations for exceptionally low-cost monoclonal antibody (mAb) manufacturing  In partnership with The Gates Foundation, we are requesting…

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    LifeArc antibody showcase at Babraham Research Campus

    About the showcase We are hosting a roadshow to showcase the capabilities of our newly launched antibody discovery platform, B-SMART™,…

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    Protein and Antibody Engineering Europe Summit

    About the event The Protein and Antibody Engineering Europe Summit is the largest protein and antibody engineering event in Europe,…

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    Pharma Integrates

    About the event Pharma Integrates is a premier event uniting leaders across the pharmaceutical pipeline to address their needs, exchange…

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    News releases

    Two major UK decisions announced on use of Alzheimer’s drug, lecanemab

    Today, two major decisions have been made on lecanemab (Leqembi®) – the Alzheimer’s drug that we helped humanise, which slows the…

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    Articles & blogs

    LifeArc contributes to organic chemistry breakthrough

    The findings reveal that seemingly impossible chemical reactions can be driven through a phenomenon called quantum tunnelling.

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    Articles & blogs

    Study reveals potential new way to treat colorectal cancer

    Scientists discovered an IL-17B receptor antibody could be used to treat colorectal cancer.

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    LifeArc collaboration helps to advance a potential new cancer drug towards the clinic

    Making our unique ULK inhibitors available as tools for the academic community has helped to reignite interest in blocking autophagy…

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    Exploring new approaches to drug discovery

    LifeArc’s scientists have been working on a fresh approach to drug discovery, using a parallel high-throughput application to significantly improve…

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    Rising to the challenge of COVID-19

    While the development of COVID-19 vaccines has garnered much attention, scientists have also been looking at repurposed medicines as an…

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    How to kill a virus: LifeArc’s role in shaping the UK’s COVID-19 response

    In 2020 the UK Government, supported by UK Research and Innovation and the National Institute for Health and Research, launched…

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