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Sensorion SA
ALSEN.PA
EURONEXT
Sensorion SA, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, develops drug candidates for the treatment of inner ear disorders in France. The company develops OTOF-GT, a gene therapy development program to restore hearing in people living with Otoferlin deficiency; USHER-T1-GT, a gene therapy development program to for patients suffering from usher syndrome Type 1; and SENS-401, a drug candidate to treat sudden sensorineural hearing loss. Its pipeline also includes various products in development stage for restoring, treating, and preventing inner ear related disorders. The company has a collaboration agreement with Institut Pasteur for gene therapy program for pediatric and adult deafness; and with Sonova Holding AG to introduce genetic analysis for routine diagnosis of progressive hearing loss in adults through a combination of advanced therapeutic interventions and traditional hearing aids. Sensorion SA was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Montpellier, France.
0.71 EUR
0.02 (2.82%)
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