Kleo Brings Small-Molecule Approach To IO With Three Technological Applications
Executive Summary
Emerging Company Profile: Using IP licensed from Yale, Kleo is betting it can complement or replace existing immuno-oncology drugs, specifically Darzalex. In partnership with PeptiDream, it just unveiled its first candidate for clinical development.
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