Adlyfe, a private US company developing novel biomarkers and diagnostics for amyloid diseases, has signed an agreement with Wyeth Pharmaceuticals to develop biomarker assays designed to measure levels of beta amyloid in the human brain.
The companies will develop assays for specific beta amyloid targets for use in facilitating the development of treatments for Alzheimer's disease. The firm's said the multi-year agreement included an upfront payment and specific future milestones, but further details were not disclosed.
Chief executive Alan Rudolph said: "this agreement is a strong statement on the potential of Adlyfe's Pronucleon technology. This partnership will enable us to move faster in developing our assay, which could serve as an important tool in assessing the efficacy of amyloid-targeted therapies."
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