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Hansa Biopharma Limited
Hansa Biopharma Limited is a UK company with status active founded in 2013 based in South East England.
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Financial period: 1 Jan 2024 to 31 Dec 2024
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Immago is developing innovations in the field of therapeutic antibodies arising from work in the Glycobiology Institute of the University of Oxford. With our technology we seek to enable a new generation of cancer therapies by enhancing the efficacy of therapeutic monoclonal antibodies (mAbs). Working with partners, we aim to develop better anti-cancer therapies, by improving the efficacy of existing and abandoned mAbs, and developing novel mAbs taking advantage of our unique knowledge of the field of therapeutic glycoproteins.
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Immago Biosystems was acquired by Hansa Medical (now Hansa Biopharma). The technology is now branded as Enzyme-based antibody Enhancement and is described on their website as below. https://hansabiopharma.com/innovation-focus/our-technology/ Enzyme-based antibody Enhancement EnzE (Enzyme-based antibody Enhancement) is a pre-clinical research and development program under which the combined use of approved antibody-based cancer treatments with IgG-modulating enzymes is explored. High levels of plasma IgG have been associated with limiting the efficacy of therapeutic antibodies, as plasma IgG can saturate the Fc-receptors of the patient's immune cells and thereby prevent them from effectively killing the cancer cells.