Merz & Co of Germany has signed a worldwide cooperation agreement withGrunenthal GmbH on registration, development and marketing of novel glycine antagonists in the indication of pain. Merz notes that it has discovered and patented two new groups of substances (glycine antagonists and uncompetitive glutamate NMDA antagonists) for the treatment of serious central nervous system diseases.
With this cooperation, says Merz, Grunenthal, as a specialist in the field of pain therapy, has obtained worldwide and exclusive rights to further investigate selected glycine antagonists presently in preclinical research and further develop them "on an international level for all types of pain." Merz will continue its own R&D with the compounds in areas other than pain.
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