US biotech Celgene (Nasdaq: CELG) has signed a five-year deal with a subsidiary of Cancer Research UK to discover, develop and commercialize new oncology treatments.
Celgene will pay an undisclosed upfront sum and potential milestone payments to Cancer Research Technology (CRT), through which the world’s leading cancer charity carries out its commercial activity.
This collaboration is an expansion of Cancer Research Technology’s theme-based translational model that now encompasses six industry partnerships. This one is focused on mRNA translation, the cellular process of assembling proteins. This research as seen as having the potential to produce treatments targeting a fundamental characteristic of cancer cells.
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