GlycoVaxyn is a Zurich based biotechnology company dedicated to the development of novel biotechnological methods for the production of glycoconjugates. The approach relies on a proprietary genetic system for the development and production of glycosylated therapeutic proteins used as medications or vaccines in simple bacterial cells (E. coli). GlycoVaxyn offers a solution to produce therapeutic glycoproteins faster and at lower costs. The company will develop its portfolio of novel conjugated vaccines and enter cooperations with life science companies.
11.02.2015
GSK acquires GlycoVaxyn for CHF200 million (startupticker.ch)
27.01.2015
Glycovaxyn received first milestone payment from Janssen (startupticker.ch)
02.07.2014
Vaccine from GlycoVaxyn enters clinical phase (startupticker.ch)
29.07.2013
GlycoVaxyn AG secures CHF 5.1 million Award from the Wellcome Trust (startupticker.ch)
09.01.2013
GlycoVaxyn Enters Collaboration with Janssen (startupticker.ch)
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www.glycovaxyn.com
Headquarter:
Schlieren
Foundation Date:
November 2004
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