Cancer Research Technology, a UK-based oncology-focused development and commercialization company, has entered into an agreement with French drug developer Waypharm SAS, under which the latter will evaluate the former's anticancer agent thioplatin. The drug is a novel hypoxia-responsive platinum-based cancer therapy, which was originally developed by researchers at the Deutches Krebsforschungszentrum (German Cancer Research Center) in Heidelberg.
Under the terms of the deal, CRT has granted Waypharm an exclusive six-month option to in-license worldwide development and commercialization rights to the drug in return for an upfront payment. CRT added that it has agreed licensing fees, development-related milestones and royalties following the successful commercialization of the agent.
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