ImQuest BioSciences Receives Phase I SBIR Grant to Develop a Novel Hepatitis C Virus Therapeutic Agent
Posted on: Thursday, 14 May 2009, 09:04 CDT
"We believe that the addition of a novel agent such as PG301029 to the current standard of care for HCV infected individuals will greatly enhance the percentage of patients that are able to achieve a robust and durable antiviral response to therapy," said Dr.
The research continues the collaborative scientific partnership between ImQuest and Arisyn for the development of Arisyn's portfolio of antiviral and anticancer products.
ImQuest BioSciences Inc., a privately held U.S. company located in
Arisyn Therapeutics Inc. is a privately held virtual biotechnology company headquartered in
SOURCE ImQuest BioSciences Inc.
Source: PR Newswire
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