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NEOGAP Therapeutics AB
NEOGAP has a unique approach to train the patient’s immune system to target tumour-specific mutations, so called neoantigens to eradicate the cancer. The treatment has the potential to kill the cancer cells while leaving healthy cells untouched, which significantly reduces the risk of side effects.
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