I. MODIFIED AGREEMENTS | |||
Company* |
Company |
Type/Product Area | Terms/Details (Date) |
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Alteon Inc. |
BioRap Technologies Ltd.* |
Expanded licensing agreement for all diagnostic devices or products for predictive purposes in vascular or cardiac diseases |
Alteon agreed to make research and milestone payments, as well as royalty payments, upon commercialization of any diagnostic or therapeutic products related to the licensed technology (4/6) |
Argenta |
Genentech Inc. (NYSE:DNA) |
Expanded drug discovery agreement to add a second two-year discovery project |
The companies are using Argenta's computer aided drug design, medicinal chemistry and biology technologies to discover new chemical entities acting against a second, undisclosed drug target (3/2) |
Cannasat |
IntelGenx Corp. (Canada; OTC BB: IGXT) |
Expanded collaboration to include a second compound in a November 2006 deal to develop a cannabis-derived drug candidate |
IntelGenx will develop and apply drug delivery technologies to two preclinical cannabinoid-based products; it also will manufacture the products (3/20) |
Immunicon |
Kreatech Biotechnology BV* (the Netherlands) |
Expanded research collaboration from January 2006 related to centromere probes |
Under the new exclusive, cross-license agreement, Immunicon provided rights to Kreatech to use certain technologies to improve existing Kreatech products and to manufacture and supply those products for sale by Immunicon in North America; Immunicon agreed to make a $1.5M equity investment in Kreatech based on the achievement of certain development milestones (4/5) |
Seattle |
Genentech Inc. (NYSE:DNA) |
Genentech exercised exclusive licenses to specific targets and extended the research term under the 2002 antibody-drug conjugate collaboration |
Genentech paid $4.5M for the exercise and has rights to use Seattle Genetics' ADC technology with antibodies against selected targets; Seattle Genetics is entitled to receive fees, progress-dependent milestones and royalties (3/27) |
TorreyPines |
Eisai Co. Ltd. (PK:ESALF) |
Extended collaboration focusing on the discovery of novel, small molecules to treat Alzheimer's disease |
The original agreement gave Eisai exclusive rights of first negotiation and refusal for validated compounds discovered through the research (2/22) |
Vivalis* |
GeoVax Inc. (OTC BB:GOVX) |
Extended collaboration from April 2005 to evaluate the use of Vivalis' avian embryonic stem cell-derived EBx cell lines as a production platform for GeoVax's MVA-based AIDS vaccine |
The collaboration already has proven that the EBx technology can replicate GeoVax's specific recombinant AIDS vaccine viruses, and it will now focus on scale-up and regulatory requirements (4/17) |
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Notes: | |||
* Private companies are indicated with an asterisk. | |||
Unless otherwise noted, stock symbols listed are on the Nasdaq market. | |||
AMEX = American Stock Exchange; CDNX = Canadian Venture Exchange; NYSE = New York Stock Exchange; | |||
OTC BB = Over-the-Counter Bulletin Board; PK = Pink Sheets. | |||
