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Shoreline Biosciences Inc.

Headquarters: San Diego, CA, United States of America
Year Founded: 2020
Status: Private

BioCentury | Feb 27, 2024
Deals

Deals report: Novo-Neomorph seek degraders, Column Group taking NGM private, and more

Plus: agreements between Rigel-Blueprint, BeiGene-Shoreline and AstraZeneca-FibroGen
BioCentury | Jun 15, 2023
Product Development

iPSC programs extend well beyond NK cell therapies

Biotechs are developing over 20 types of iPSC-based cell therapies
BioCentury | Feb 28, 2023
Product Development

NK cell companies agree they differ, but not on what features matter most

Fate’s pipeline reprioritization raises questions about iPSC-derived NK cells
BioCentury | Feb 22, 2023
Management Tracks

Gandhi named CMO at NextPoint

Plus: Mathias to become CEO at Oxford, and updates from Novartis and Shoreline
BioCentury | Jan 20, 2023
Market Access

Jan. 19 Quick Takes: Average price cuts of 60% for new listings on China’s NRDL

Plus: Shoreline buying Editas NK assets and updates from Intercept, Roche, Seagen and more
BioCentury | Oct 25, 2022
Management Tracks

SK hires new head of vaccine R&D, clinical development

Plus Sutro’s CMO leaves and updates from Shoreline, Opthea and Aurinia
BioCentury | Mar 30, 2022
Discovery & Translation

iPSC-derived NK cell therapies at AACR22

Presentations highlight gene edits and CAR engineering to improve efficacy of NK cell therapies
BioCentury | Mar 12, 2022
Discovery & Translation

Translational highlights to watch for at AACR

BioCentury’s roundup of translational abstracts ahead of the 2022 American Association for Cancer Research conference
BioCentury | Dec 22, 2021
Emerging Company Profile

Clade: immune-cloaked, iPSC-derived cell therapies

Syncona’s first allogeneic cell therapy investment goes to Clade, led by Sana and CRISPR Therapeutics co-founder Cowan
BioCentury | Nov 4, 2021
Data Byte

Five newcos developing iPS cell-derived therapies for cancer

The biotechs are turning iPS cells into NK, T, B cells and macrophages
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