Drug development company BioLineRx has entered into worldwide license agreements with fellow Israeli firms PolyGene and Efrat BioPolymers, which will see the development and commercialization of the former's polymer drug-delivery system.
BioLineRx said that it will continue to develop the system for use in the delivery of chemotherapy to solid tumors (BL-4010), as well as in the administration of antibiotics for the treatment of bone infections (BL-4011). The firm added that it intends to submit a funding request for the project to the Israel's Office of the Chief Scientist through its BioLine Innovations subsidiary.
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