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Korea’s DxVx Plans Novel Cancer Vaccine In-licensing from its Partner Oxford Vacmedix

publication date: Nov 28, 2023

South Korea’s DxVx plans to in-license China and South Korea rights for a novel anti-cancer vaccine from Oxford Vacmedix (OVM), a spin-out from Oxford University. OVM-200 targets survivin, an apoptosis inhibitor that regulates cell division. The candidate uses OVM’s Recombinant Overlapping Peptide (ROP) technology to enhance immunity and vaccine efficacy. In Phase Ia tests, OVM-200 was safe and induced an immune response. DxVx, which owns 45% of OVM, plans to conduct Ib trials in China and South Korea that will be concurrent with OVM’s Ib trial. OVM and DxVx said negotiations on the in-licensing are at an advanced stage. More details....

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