Immutep


Corporate Information

Summary

    Immutep is a biologics company in the fast-growing field of targeted protein-based immunotherapeutics. The Company is well-advanced in the clinic and is planning a Phase IIb/III trial. It is based near Paris, France.

    The Company is developing two complementary types of therapeutic proteins:

    • new classes of human protein immunostimulatory factors for the treatment of cancer (ImmuFact® and ImmuCcine®).
    • therapeutic antibodies for the modulation of the immune system in cancer, autoimmune diseases and transplantation (ImmuTune®).

    Each type of therapeutic is based on newly-discovered pathways involved in the Lymphocyte Activation Gene-3 (LAG-3) immune control mechanism, which plays a vital role in the regulation of the immune system. These pathways were discovered by the Company's scientific founder, Pr. Frédéric Triebel, initially developed in collaboration between the Institut Gustave Roussy and Merck-Serono, and then confirmed by several independent teams.

    This has enabled Immutep to build a distinctive platform providing diversified risks and opportunities while maintaining scientific focus.

© 2002 Immutep, S.A.
Press Release
01/2011 - Immutep and GlaxoSmithKline sign licence agreement for IMP731, a novel therapeutic antibody for the treatment of autoimmune diseases
image Immutep S.A. announced today the execution of a licence agreement ...
09/2010 - Immutep announces final results in phase I/II chemoimmunotherapy trial in metastatic breast cancer.
image Clinical research paper describes IMP321’s potency in achieving ...
05/2010 - Immutep Announces Oral Presentation at ASCO Annual Meeting of IMP321 Final Results In Phase I/II Chemoimmunotherapy Trial
image Immutep S.A. announced today that the final results from its Phase ...
01/2010 - Interview Frederic Triebel with PharmaTelevision

01/2010 - ImmuFact IMP321 doubles clinical response rate in first-line metastatic breast cancer
image Immutep S.A. announced today the final results from its Phase I/II ...