Renova Therapeutics expands gene therapy intellectual property portfolio

5 January 2016
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Privately-held US biotech firm Renova Therapeutics says it has obtained an exclusive worldwide license to several patents from the non-profit Research Development Foundation (RDF).

This group of patents adds to Renova Therapeutics' extensive intellectual property portfolio in the cardiovascular and metabolic disease space, paving the way for its­ paracrine gene therapy product pipeline.

RDF and Renova Therapeutics have entered into a worldwide exclusive license agreement for RDF's portfolio of urocortin and stresscopin genes, as well as select peptides and proteins. Financial terms of the transaction were not revealed.

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