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Tolerance Bio’s license for NeoImmuneTech’s clinical-stage long-acting interleukin-7 therapy efineptakin alfa strengthens its push into thymic function and immune-resilience research, bringing an established human-stage asset into its emerging thymus-focused pipeline. Representative image.

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Tolerance Bio has found a faster route into the clinic, but can efineptakin alfa protect thymic function?

by Pallavi Madhiraju
August 20, 2026
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Tolerance Bio licenses efineptakin alfa from NeoImmuneTech, adding clinical-stage IL-7 to its thymus and immune-resilience strategy.

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