Ocuphire Pharma has picked up an exclusive, global sublicence from Apexian Pharmaceuticals for the firm’s Ref-1 Inhibitor program, including lead candidate APX3330.
Ocuphire, which is focused on ophthalmic disorders, will gain rights for all ophthalmic and diabetic indications. Financial terms were not disclosed.
APX3330 is a first-in-class oral small molecule that selectively targets and inhibits the Ref-1 protein. The firm hopes that APX3330 could improve eye health in diabetics.
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