InNexus Biotechnology, XERIS Pharmaceuticals collaborate in development of novel antibody delivery system

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InNexus Biotechnology Inc. (TSX.V:IXS) (www.ixsbio.com) and XERIS Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (www.xerispharma.com) announced today a research collaboration in which the companies will pursue development of a potential subcutaneous delivery of InNexus’ Dynamic Cross Linking (DXL™) antibodies using XERIS’ proprietary formulation-injection technologies.

“We see a need for an improved delivery system for antibodies that enables self injection of these important therapeutic agents, by patients at home,” said John Kinzell, CEO of XERIS. “Our delivery system addresses a number of major issues related to storing and administering antibodies and is suitable for and could add value in both chronic and acute therapies.”

Jeff Morhet, CEO of InNexus said, “We continue to demonstrate applicability of our DXL technology to a variety of disease targets and we are excited to work with XERIS to identify DXL antibodies which are suitable for subcutaneous delivery to patients using XERIS formulation-injection technology. Antibodies are the leading choice of pharmaceutical companies for drug development and we will continue to position InNexus and our technology to take advantage or the industry’s growth. This collaboration is novel and showcases two dynamic technologies.”

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