Irish health care company EiRx says it has signed an agreement with Northern Ireland-based genomics specialists Almac Diagnostics which will aim to develop targeted therapies for the treatment of colorectal cancer. The accord is set to receive a contribution of 400,000 euros ($474,748) from the InterTradeIreland INNOVA Collaborative R&D program.
Under the terms of the alliance, EiRx will use its ALIBI platform to model the mechanisms of resistance to apoptosis that occur during the early stages of colorectal cancer. Almac will carry out analysis of changes in gene expression using its microarray expertise to identify likely targets for new drugs. Financial details of the deal were not made public.
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