BioMotiv announces immuno-oncology startup with New Zealand university

Story excerpt provided by Crain’s Cleveland Business.

Written by Lydia Coutré.

BioMotiv, a Cleveland, Ohio-based drug development accelerator associated with The Harrington Project, and a university in New Zealand have announced the formation of an immuno-oncology startup that will develop a suite of cancer vaccines. SapVax, based on intellectual property licensed from the University of Auckland in New Zealand, will develop the vaccines based on a “self-adjuvanting peptide platform technology.”

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Originally published January 18, 2017.