Partnerships Picks For GeNeuro’s MS Antibody

GeNeuro’s CEO And His Mission To Bring Anti-HERV Benefits To MS Patients

The Geneva-based biotech has been developing its antibody temelimab for the last 16 years. Data from its Phase II studies show its need for a big pharma development partner.

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Jesús Martin-Garcia, founder and CEO of Geneva-based GeNeuro SA, is a man on a mission. He has been forging a clinical path for what would become the monoclonal antibody temelimab (previously known as GNbAC1) to address disease progression in multiple sclerosis (MS) since 2006.

The last 16 years have been peppered with clinical development pivots, and the recent results of Phase II trials have...

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