Biovitrum has signed a collaboration agreement with fellow Swedish firm Affibody with the aim of developing new targeted therapeutics for inflammation and autoimmune diseases.
The accord consists of a defined protein target development collaboration and a product license deal. Costs associated with the collaboration will be absorbed within Biovitrum's capped running R&D budget.
Through the arrangement Biovitrum gains access to Affibody's technology platforms, as well as albumin-binding technology for pharmaceuticals development. Affibody molecules are small, stable proteins that can offer the same effects as large proteins, and in addition have potential efficacy, safety, administration route and price benefits, according to Biovitrum. The albumin-binding technology is designed to enhance the efficacy of biopharmaceuticals by extending their circulatory half-life.
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