Enbrel Biosimilars Clinical Trial & Opportunity Insight
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“Enbrel Biosimilars Clinical Trial Insight” report by PNS Pharma gives comprehensive clinical insight on 36 biosimilar version of Enbrel drug in clinical pipeline. More than 5 of these biosimilars are in Phase-III trials and are expected to be commercially available in next 5-8 years. Currently 5 biosimilar version of Enbrel are commercially available in Iran, Mexico, India, UK and Australia. The patent on Enbrel was originally set to expire on October 23, 2012, but, in the United States, a second patent, granting exclusivity for another 16 years (2028), has been granted.
Etanercept or Enbrel is a biopharmaceutical that has been designed to treat autoimmune diseases by interfering with Tumor necrosis factor. It is a TNF inhibitor which is made in living cell cultures rather than in a chemistry lab. It was one of the first successful products to emerge from the flourishing of innovations in cell biology since the 1990s.
Structurally, Enbrel (etanercept) is a dimeric fusion protein consisting of the extracellular ligand binding portion of the human 75 Kilo Dalton (p75) tumor necrosis factor receptor (TNFR) linked to the Fc portion of human immunoglobulin (IgG1). Etanercept is produced by recombinant DNA technology in a Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) mammalian cell expression system. It consists of 934 amino acids and has an apparent molecular weight of approximately 150 Kilo Daltons.
Enbrel is usually indicated for treatment of moderately to severely active rheumatoid arthritis (RA) in adults. It is effective in reducing the signs and symptoms of RA, inducing major clinical response, inhibiting the progression of structural damage, and improving physical function. It is also used for the improvement of physical function in adult patients with psoriatic arthritis (PsA). Another role of Enbrel is for the management of adult patients with chronic moderate to severe plaque psoriasis.
The mechanism of Enbrel includes the induction of immune response by attracting additional white blood cells to sites of inflammation and through additional molecular mechanisms which initiate and amplify inflammation. Inhibition of its action by etanercept reduces the inflammatory response which is especially useful for treating autoimmune diseases.
TNF receptors are found on the surface of almost all nucleated cells, it imitates the inhibitory effects of naturally occurring soluble TNF receptors, the difference being that etanercept, because it is a fusion protein rather than a simple TNF receptor, has a greatly extended half-life in the bloodstream, and therefore a more profound and long lasting biologic effect than a naturally occurring soluble TNF receptor.
Etanercept was developed by researchers at Immunex, and was released for commercial use in late 1998 after its FDA approval, which was the first chimeric monoclonal antibody against TNF-? to be marketed for clinical use. In North America, etanercept is co-marketed by Amgen and Pfizer under the trade name Enbrel in two separate formulations, one in powder form, and the other as a pre-mixed liquid. Wyeth was the sole marketer of Enbrel outside North America excluding Japan where Takeda Pharmaceuticals markets the drug.
The Indian pharmaceutical major Cipla made an announcement about launching the first biosimilar of Etanercept in India under the brand name 'Etacept' for the treatment of rheumatic disorders in 2013. The company's claimed that the biosimilar will cost 30% less as compared to the innovator. However, Enbrel is costly in U.S. as in 2008; the cost of Enbrel was reported to be US$ 1,500 per month or US$ 18,000 per year. By 2016, the cost had reportedly exceeded US$ 24,000 per year (US$ 2183 Per Month).
“Enbrel Biosimilars Clinical Trial Insight” report by PNS Pharma gives comprehensive clinical insight on 36 biosimilar version of Enbrel drug in clinical pipeline. More than 5 of these biosimilars are in Phase-III trials and are expected to be commercially available in next 5-8 years. Currently 5 biosimilar version of Enbrel are commercially available in Iran, Mexico, India, UK and Australia. The patent on Enbrel was originally set to expire on October 23, 2012, but, in the United States, a second patent, granting exclusivity for another 16 years (2028), has been granted.
Etanercept or Enbrel is a biopharmaceutical that has been designed to treat autoimmune diseases by interfering with Tumor necrosis factor. It is a TNF inhibitor which is made in living cell cultures rather than in a chemistry lab. It was one of the first successful products to emerge from the flourishing of innovations in cell biology since the 1990s.
Structurally, Enbrel (etanercept) is a dimeric fusion protein consisting of the extracellular ligand binding portion of the human 75 Kilo Dalton (p75) tumor necrosis factor receptor (TNFR) linked to the Fc portion of human immunoglobulin (IgG1). Etanercept is produced by recombinant DNA technology in a Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) mammalian cell expression system. It consists of 934 amino acids and has an apparent molecular weight of approximately 150 Kilo Daltons.
Enbrel is usually indicated for treatment of moderately to severely active rheumatoid arthritis (RA) in adults. It is effective in reducing the signs and symptoms of RA, inducing major clinical response, inhibiting the progression of structural damage, and improving physical function. It is also used for the improvement of physical function in adult patients with psoriatic arthritis (PsA). Another role of Enbrel is for the management of adult patients with chronic moderate to severe plaque psoriasis.
The mechanism of Enbrel includes the induction of immune response by attracting additional white blood cells to sites of inflammation and through additional molecular mechanisms which initiate and amplify inflammation. Inhibition of its action by etanercept reduces the inflammatory response which is especially useful for treating autoimmune diseases.
TNF receptors are found on the surface of almost all nucleated cells, it imitates the inhibitory effects of naturally occurring soluble TNF receptors, the difference being that etanercept, because it is a fusion protein rather than a simple TNF receptor, has a greatly extended half-life in the bloodstream, and therefore a more profound and long lasting biologic effect than a naturally occurring soluble TNF receptor.
Etanercept was developed by researchers at Immunex, and was released for commercial use in late 1998 after its FDA approval, which was the first chimeric monoclonal antibody against TNF-? to be marketed for clinical use. In North America, etanercept is co-marketed by Amgen and Pfizer under the trade name Enbrel in two separate formulations, one in powder form, and the other as a pre-mixed liquid. Wyeth was the sole marketer of Enbrel outside North America excluding Japan where Takeda Pharmaceuticals markets the drug.
The Indian pharmaceutical major Cipla made an announcement about launching the first biosimilar of Etanercept in India under the brand name 'Etacept' for the treatment of rheumatic disorders in 2013. The company's claimed that the biosimilar will cost 30% less as compared to the innovator. However, Enbrel is costly in U.S. as in 2008; the cost of Enbrel was reported to be US$ 1,500 per month or US$ 18,000 per year. By 2016, the cost had reportedly exceeded US$ 24,000 per year (US$ 2183 Per Month).
1. ENBREL (ETANERCEPT) CLINICAL INSIGHT
1.1 Clinical Introduction
1.2 Company Partnerships & Agreements
1.3 Patent Analysis by Indication
1.4 Brand Names by Country/Region
Enbrel Biosimilars Clinical Insight by Company
2. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - NEUROKINE PHARMACEUTICALS
2.1 Clinical Insight
2.2 Development Timeline
2.3 Patent Analysis
2.4 Phase of Development
3. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - ALTEOGEN/CRISTALIA
3.1 Clinical Insight
3.2 Development Timeline
3.3 Phase of Development
4. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - AMEGA BIOTECH
4.1 Clinical Insight
4.2 Phase of Development
5. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - ARYOGEN BIOPHARMA
5.1 Clinical Insight
5.2 Phase of Development
6. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - AVESTHAGEN
6.1 Clinical Insight
6.2 Development Timeline
6.3 Patent Analysis
6.4 Phase of Development
7. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - AXXO
7.1 Clinical Insight
7.2 Phase of Development
8. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - BIO SIDUS S.A
8.1 Clinical Insight
8.2 Phase of Development
9. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - BIOCON/MYLAN
9.1 Clinical Insight
9.2 Phase of Development
10. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - BIONOVIS/THE INSTITUTO VITAL BRAZIL
10.1 Clinical Insight
10.2 Development Timeline
10.3 Phase of Development
11. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - BIOTRION
11.1 Clinical Insight
11.2 Phase of Development
12. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - BIOXPRESS THERAPEUTICS
12.1 Clinical Insight
12.2 Phase of Development
13. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - CELLTRION
13.1 Clinical Insight
13.2 Phase of Development
14. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - CLOVER BIOPHARMACEUTICALS
14.1 Clinical Insight
14.2 Phase of Development
15. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - COHERUS BIOSCIENCES
15.1 Clinical Insight
15.2 Development Timeline
15.3 Phase of Development
16. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - DAEWOONG PHARMACEUTICAL
16.1 Clinical Insight
16.2 Development Timeline
16.3 Phase of Development
17. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - DONG-A ST/MEIJI SEIKA PHARMA
17.1 Clinical Insight
17.2 Phase of Development
18. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - HANWHA CHEMICAL
18.1 Clinical Insight
18.2 Development Timeline
18.3 Phase of Development
19. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - HARVEST MOON PHARMACEUTICALS
19.1 Clinical Phase
19.2 Development Timeline
19.3 Phase of Development
20. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - HISUN-PFIZER PHARMACEUTICALS
20.1 Clinical Insight
20.2 Development Timeline
20.3 Phase of Development
21. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - INTAS BIOPHARMACEUTICALS
21.1 Clinical Insight
21.2 Development Timeline
21.3 Phase of Development
22. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - LG LIFE SCIENCES
22.1 Clinical Insight
22.2 Development Timeline
22.3 Phase of Development
23. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - MABXIENCE
23.1 Clinical Insight
23.2 Development Timeline
23.3 Phase of Development
24. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - MYCENAX BIOTECH/TSH BIOPHARM
24.1 Clinical Insight
24.2 Development Timeline
24.3 Phase of Development
25. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - NANOGEN BIOPHARMACEUTICAL
25.1 Clinical Insight
25.2 Phase of Development
26. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - PROBIOMED
26.1 Clinical Insight
26.2 Development Timeline
26.3 Phase of Development
27. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - QILU PHARMACETUICAL
27.1 Clinical Insight
27.2 Development Timeline
27.3 Phase of Development
28. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - RELIANCE LIFE SCIENCES
28.1 Clinical Insight
28.2 Development Timeline
28.3 Phase of Development
29. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - SAMSUNG BIOEPIS/MERCK & CO
29.1 Clinical Insight
29.2 Development Timeline
29.3 Phase of Development
30. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - SANDOZ
30.1 Clinical Insight
30.2 Development Timeline
30.3 Phase of Development
31. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - SHANGHAI CELGEN
31.1 Clinical Insight
31.2 Development Timeline
31.3 Phase of Development
32. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - SHANGHAI CP GUOJIAN PHARMACEUTICAL
32.1 Clinical Insight
32.2 Development Timeline
32.3 Phase of Development
33. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - SHANGHAI FUDAN-ZHANGJIANG BIO-PHARMACEUTICAL
33.1 Clinical Insight
33.2 Development Timeline
33.3 Phase of Development
34. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - STC BIOLOGICS
34.1 Clinical Insight
34.2 Development Timeline
34.3 Phase of Development
35. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - THERAPEUTIC PROTEINS INTERNATIONAL
35.1 Clinical Insight
35.2 Phase of Development
36. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - YL BIOLOGICS
36.1 Clinical Inisight
36.2 Development Timeline
36.3 Phase of Development
37. ETANERCEPT LIPOSOMAL - NEUROKINE PHARMACEUTICALS
37.1 Clinical Insight
37.2 Phase of Development
1.1 Clinical Introduction
1.2 Company Partnerships & Agreements
1.3 Patent Analysis by Indication
1.4 Brand Names by Country/Region
Enbrel Biosimilars Clinical Insight by Company
2. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - NEUROKINE PHARMACEUTICALS
2.1 Clinical Insight
2.2 Development Timeline
2.3 Patent Analysis
2.4 Phase of Development
3. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - ALTEOGEN/CRISTALIA
3.1 Clinical Insight
3.2 Development Timeline
3.3 Phase of Development
4. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - AMEGA BIOTECH
4.1 Clinical Insight
4.2 Phase of Development
5. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - ARYOGEN BIOPHARMA
5.1 Clinical Insight
5.2 Phase of Development
6. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - AVESTHAGEN
6.1 Clinical Insight
6.2 Development Timeline
6.3 Patent Analysis
6.4 Phase of Development
7. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - AXXO
7.1 Clinical Insight
7.2 Phase of Development
8. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - BIO SIDUS S.A
8.1 Clinical Insight
8.2 Phase of Development
9. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - BIOCON/MYLAN
9.1 Clinical Insight
9.2 Phase of Development
10. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - BIONOVIS/THE INSTITUTO VITAL BRAZIL
10.1 Clinical Insight
10.2 Development Timeline
10.3 Phase of Development
11. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - BIOTRION
11.1 Clinical Insight
11.2 Phase of Development
12. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - BIOXPRESS THERAPEUTICS
12.1 Clinical Insight
12.2 Phase of Development
13. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - CELLTRION
13.1 Clinical Insight
13.2 Phase of Development
14. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - CLOVER BIOPHARMACEUTICALS
14.1 Clinical Insight
14.2 Phase of Development
15. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - COHERUS BIOSCIENCES
15.1 Clinical Insight
15.2 Development Timeline
15.3 Phase of Development
16. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - DAEWOONG PHARMACEUTICAL
16.1 Clinical Insight
16.2 Development Timeline
16.3 Phase of Development
17. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - DONG-A ST/MEIJI SEIKA PHARMA
17.1 Clinical Insight
17.2 Phase of Development
18. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - HANWHA CHEMICAL
18.1 Clinical Insight
18.2 Development Timeline
18.3 Phase of Development
19. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - HARVEST MOON PHARMACEUTICALS
19.1 Clinical Phase
19.2 Development Timeline
19.3 Phase of Development
20. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - HISUN-PFIZER PHARMACEUTICALS
20.1 Clinical Insight
20.2 Development Timeline
20.3 Phase of Development
21. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - INTAS BIOPHARMACEUTICALS
21.1 Clinical Insight
21.2 Development Timeline
21.3 Phase of Development
22. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - LG LIFE SCIENCES
22.1 Clinical Insight
22.2 Development Timeline
22.3 Phase of Development
23. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - MABXIENCE
23.1 Clinical Insight
23.2 Development Timeline
23.3 Phase of Development
24. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - MYCENAX BIOTECH/TSH BIOPHARM
24.1 Clinical Insight
24.2 Development Timeline
24.3 Phase of Development
25. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - NANOGEN BIOPHARMACEUTICAL
25.1 Clinical Insight
25.2 Phase of Development
26. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - PROBIOMED
26.1 Clinical Insight
26.2 Development Timeline
26.3 Phase of Development
27. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - QILU PHARMACETUICAL
27.1 Clinical Insight
27.2 Development Timeline
27.3 Phase of Development
28. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - RELIANCE LIFE SCIENCES
28.1 Clinical Insight
28.2 Development Timeline
28.3 Phase of Development
29. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - SAMSUNG BIOEPIS/MERCK & CO
29.1 Clinical Insight
29.2 Development Timeline
29.3 Phase of Development
30. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - SANDOZ
30.1 Clinical Insight
30.2 Development Timeline
30.3 Phase of Development
31. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - SHANGHAI CELGEN
31.1 Clinical Insight
31.2 Development Timeline
31.3 Phase of Development
32. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - SHANGHAI CP GUOJIAN PHARMACEUTICAL
32.1 Clinical Insight
32.2 Development Timeline
32.3 Phase of Development
33. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - SHANGHAI FUDAN-ZHANGJIANG BIO-PHARMACEUTICAL
33.1 Clinical Insight
33.2 Development Timeline
33.3 Phase of Development
34. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - STC BIOLOGICS
34.1 Clinical Insight
34.2 Development Timeline
34.3 Phase of Development
35. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - THERAPEUTIC PROTEINS INTERNATIONAL
35.1 Clinical Insight
35.2 Phase of Development
36. ETANERCEPT BIOSIMILAR - YL BIOLOGICS
36.1 Clinical Inisight
36.2 Development Timeline
36.3 Phase of Development
37. ETANERCEPT LIPOSOMAL - NEUROKINE PHARMACEUTICALS
37.1 Clinical Insight
37.2 Phase of Development
LIST OF TABLES
Table 2-1: Neurokine Pharmaceuticals Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 3-1: Alteogen/Cristalia Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 4-1: Amega Biotech Etanercept Biosimilar by Inidcation & Phase
Table 5-1: AryoGen Biopharma Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 6-1: AvesthaGen Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 7-1: Axxo Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 8-1: Bio Sidus S.A Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 9-1: Biocon/Mylan Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 10-1: Bionovis/The Instituto Vital Brazil Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 11-1: Biotrion Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 12-1: BioXpress Therapeutics Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 13-1: Celltrion Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 14-1: Clover Biopharmaceuticals Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 15-1: Coherus Biosciences Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 16-1: Daewoong Pharmaceutical Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 17-1: Dong-A ST/Meiji Seika Pharma Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 18-1: Hanwha Chemical Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 19-1: Harvest Moon Pharmaceuticals Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 20-1: Hisun-Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 21-1: Intas Biopharmaceuticals Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 22-1: LG Life Sciences Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 23-1: mAbxience Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 24-1: Mycenax Biotech/TSH Biopharm Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 25-1: Nanogen Biopharmaceutical Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 26-1: PROBIOMED Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 27-1: Qilu Pharmacetuical Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 28-1: Reliance Life Sciences Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 29-1: Samsung Bioepis/Merck & Co Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 30-1: Sandoz Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 31-1: Shanghai Celgen Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 32-1: Shanghai CP Guojian Pharmaceutical Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 33-1: Shanghai Fudan-Zhangjiang Bio-Pharmaceutical Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 34-1: STC Biologics Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 35-1: Therapeutic Proteins International Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 36-1: YL Biologics Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 37-1: Neurokine Pharmaceuticals Etanercept Liposomal by Indication & Phase
Table 2-1: Neurokine Pharmaceuticals Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 3-1: Alteogen/Cristalia Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 4-1: Amega Biotech Etanercept Biosimilar by Inidcation & Phase
Table 5-1: AryoGen Biopharma Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 6-1: AvesthaGen Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 7-1: Axxo Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 8-1: Bio Sidus S.A Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 9-1: Biocon/Mylan Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 10-1: Bionovis/The Instituto Vital Brazil Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 11-1: Biotrion Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 12-1: BioXpress Therapeutics Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 13-1: Celltrion Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 14-1: Clover Biopharmaceuticals Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 15-1: Coherus Biosciences Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 16-1: Daewoong Pharmaceutical Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 17-1: Dong-A ST/Meiji Seika Pharma Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 18-1: Hanwha Chemical Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 19-1: Harvest Moon Pharmaceuticals Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 20-1: Hisun-Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 21-1: Intas Biopharmaceuticals Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 22-1: LG Life Sciences Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 23-1: mAbxience Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 24-1: Mycenax Biotech/TSH Biopharm Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 25-1: Nanogen Biopharmaceutical Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 26-1: PROBIOMED Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 27-1: Qilu Pharmacetuical Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 28-1: Reliance Life Sciences Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 29-1: Samsung Bioepis/Merck & Co Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 30-1: Sandoz Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 31-1: Shanghai Celgen Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 32-1: Shanghai CP Guojian Pharmaceutical Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 33-1: Shanghai Fudan-Zhangjiang Bio-Pharmaceutical Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 34-1: STC Biologics Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 35-1: Therapeutic Proteins International Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 36-1: YL Biologics Etanercept Biosimilar by Indication & Phase
Table 37-1: Neurokine Pharmaceuticals Etanercept Liposomal by Indication & Phase
