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IO Biotech

www.iobiotech.com

 
IO Biotech is a clinical stage biotech company developing disruptive immune therapies for immunological treatment of cancer. Our pipeline of first-in-class immune modulating anti-cancer therapies is based on a unique platform technology enabling the activation of T cells that are specific for immune inhibitory molecules. IO Biotech has achieved a proven track record of progressing compounds to the clinic, and has two lead immune modulating anti-cancer therapies targeting IDO and PD-L1 in clinical development and several compounds finalizing preclinical phase. IO Biotech has an experienced management team within immuno-oncology fields and a world-class advisory board.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.iobiotech.com
  • 430 East 29th Street Suite 940
    New York, NY USA 10016
  • Phone: 646.440.9310

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Devin Smith
 General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer Profile

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