CellCentric, a UK biotechnology company investigating epigenetic control mechanisms, has signed an agreement with Takeda, the largest pharmaceutical company in Japan, that covers further validation of an undisclosed epigenetic target.
Early evidence suggests that the protein plays an important role in cancer and inhibitors to the target could offer new ways to treat the disease.
Takeda also has an option to license the development program. The target is one of several that CellCentric has identified for development. The company says its discovery engine is based on relationships with over 20 world leaders in epigenetics.
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