AbCellera and Lilly Expand Partnership to Develop Therapeutic Antibodies
AbCellera expands partnership with Lilly to develop antibodies for immunology, neurology, and cardiovascular projects.


Under the terms of the original agreement, AbCellera has
progressed all eight studies, and the licensed program led to the U.S. Food and
Drug Administration authorising the emergency use of two COVID-19 antibody
treatments that the firms co-developed.
Carl Hansen, Ph.D., founder and CEO of AbCellera, said,
"Lilly has been a terrific partner and is one of the most admired and
innovative pharmaceutical companies in the world." "We are eager to
strengthen our collaboration and possibly have a greater influence on patients
in a variety of therapeutic domains."
Lilly is granted the authority to create and market
therapeutic antibodies that are the outcome of the partnership under the terms
of the extended agreement. AbCellera has received an upfront payment, will
receive research funds, and is entitled to collect downstream milestone
payments and royalties on net product sales.

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