Genentech's Research and Early Development pipeline has 30 new molecular entities in clinical development.
Our R&D activities are focused on applying excellent science to discover and develop potential new medicines with the goal of becoming first-in-class or best-in-class therapeutics.
Phase 1
Phase I clinical trials are principally designed to examine the safety of a drug. Further trials and development cannot take place unless Phase I trials show the drug to be reasonably safe when administered to humans.
Phase 2
Phase II clinical trials are designed to further assess safety and evaluate efficacy in humans over the short term, and help set up parameters (e.g. dosage) of the longer-term Phase III trials.
Phase 1
Phase I clinical trials are principally designed to examine the safety of a drug. Further trials and development cannot take place unless Phase I trials show the drug to be reasonably safe when administered to humans.
Phase 2
Phase II clinical trials are principally designed to examine the safety of a drug. Further trials and development cannot take place unless Phase II trials show the drug to be reasonably safe when administered to humans.
| oncology molecules | mechanism of action/target | indications phase |
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| immunology molecules | mechanism of action/target | indications phase |
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| neuroscience molecules | mechanism of action/target | indications phase |
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| metabolism molecules | mechanism of action/target | indications phase |
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| infectious disease molecules | mechanism of action/target | indications phase |
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MAb = monoclonal antibody
DAF = dual action antibody
Fab = monoclonal antibody fragment