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TaiGen Entered into an Exclusive License Agreement with Joincare to Develop and Commercialize TG-1000 in China

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TaiGen Entered into an Exclusive License Agreement with Joincare to Develop and Commercialize TG-1000 in China

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  • TaiGen to receive $2.90M & milestones followed by ~11% of royalties. Joincare will lead the development, registration & commercialization of TG-1000 in the territory incl. China, Hong Kong & Macao by undertaking all costs of clinical trials
  • Reduced virus load and pharmacokinetics in flu-infected animals and patients show excellent performance in both pre-clinical & clinical trial data with TG-1000 treatment. The P-II study results showed that TG-1000 effectively alleviates flu symptoms & clear flu viruses
  • The novel pan-influenza antiviral TG-1000 is effective against influenza A, influenza B, avian flu H7N9 & Tamiflu-resistant viruses by preventing viral replication & transmission through a cap-snatching mechanism

Ref: PRNewswire / Image: TaiGen

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