Ariceum Hopes To One-Up Novartis Drug With Potent Radiopharmaceutical Focus
Executive Summary
Emerging Company Profile: The private German biotech Ariceum has just launched with a €25m financing to advance its lead radioligand candidate, satoreotide, into Phase I development and hopes its antagonist approach could give Novartis’s Lutathera a run for its money.
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