Associate Director/Director, Translational Oncology

Associate Director or Director, Regulatory Affairs CMC

Senior Director, Clinical Safety Science

Director, Regulatory Affairs

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Alveo Technologies

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AmbAgon Therapeutics

Amberstone Biosciences

Amolyt Pharma

Amylyx Pharmaceuticals

AnHeart Therapeutics

Anagram Therapeutics

Ancora Biotech LLC

Andes

Andson Biotech

Anebulo Pharmaceuticals

Angiex

Angiocrine Bioscience

Anima Biotech

Ankyra

Annexon Biosciences

Anodyne Nanotech

Anokion

Ansa Biotechnologies

Antheia

Anthos Therapeutics

Apaxon Biotech LLC

ALX Oncology is developing immunotherapies for cancer treatment. CD47 is a cell surface protein expressed on cancer cells that signals to evade detection by the immune system. ALX’s approach revolves around inhibiting CD47 and the “don’t eat me” signal, known as checkpoint inhibition, to further stimulate the immune response against the cancer. The inhibitors are designed by ALX to have high affinity for CD47 and to avoid the limitations caused by hematologic toxicities seen in other immunotherapies. ALX believes their lead product candidate, evorpacept (ALX148), has a wide therapeutic window and can be combined with anti-cancer agents. Their current programs are focused on targeting CD47 across various oncology indications.

<p>ALX Oncology is developing immunotherapies for cancer treatment. CD47 is a cell surface protein expressed on cancer cells that signals to evade detection by the immune system. ALX’s approach revolves around inhibiting CD47 and the “don’t eat me” signal, known as checkpoint inhibition, to further stimulate the immune response against the cancer. The inhibitors are designed by ALX to have high affinity for CD47 and to avoid the limitations caused by hematologic toxicities seen in other immunotherapies. ALX believes their lead product candidate, evorpacept (ALX148), has a wide therapeutic window and can be combined with anti-cancer agents. Their current programs are focused on targeting CD47 across various oncology indications.</p>


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