Italy’s Sibylla Biotech and The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center have announced a strategic collaboration.
The agreement will see the partners work together to discover and develop novel small-molecule cancer therapies known as folding interfering degraders (FIDs), which disrupt the proper folding of target proteins and lead to their degradation.
Sibylla and MD Anderson will jointly conduct discovery and development work from target identification through drug candidate nomination on selected proteins, with the potential to continue further pre-clinical and clinical development.
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