ACADEMIA
Submission of Oncolytic Virus G47Δ Lagging as Team Still Preps for Manufacturing
The filing of the oncolytic virus G47Δ is being delayed from the initial target of May because the company responsible for its manufacturing is not yet ready, University of Tokyo Prof. Tomoki Todo, who is leading its development, revealed on…
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