Italian biopharmaceutical company BioXell SpA says that it will regain full rights to its TREM platform from development partner, US drug major Merck & Co, originally licensed under a collaboration accord established in 2005 (Marketletters passim). The firm said that the transfer was a result of Merck's decision to streamline its R&D operations in the area of inflammatory diseases.
Enrico Colli, BioXell's chief medical officer, said that the collaboration had allowed the firm to make significant advances in the creation of a TREM-based sepsis treatment. He added that the firm intends to seek another major pharmaceutical partner with which it can continue the drug's development.
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