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Xbiome Acquires Global Rights to Microbiome Product for Ulcerative Colitis

publication date: Apr 28, 2022

Xbiome acquired global rights to a clinical-stage microbiome candidate for mild to moderate ulcerative colitis from Assembly Biosciences of South San Francisco. M201 is comprised of commensal bacteria that are known to modulate ulcerative colitis-relevant cellular mechanisms in human cell-based assays and animal models. Xbiome was previously headquartered in Shenzhen. It has moved its headquarters and an R&D lab to Cambridge, MA, though it continues to have operations in Beijing and Shenzhen. In late 2021, Xbiome completed a $100 million funding from China investors. More details....

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