DxS, a companion diagnostics firm based in the UK, has expanded its license with Genzyme Genetics, a business unit of US biotechnology major Genzyme, for epidermal growth factor receptor, to include the USA and Canada.
The license grants DxS the rights to develop and commercialize diagnostic and research products that detect mutations in the EGFR gene for non-small cell lung cancer, and sell them in these territories.
This builds on a license earlier this year in which Genzyme granted DxS global EGFR rights with the exception of the USA, Canada, Mexico and Hong Kong. Through an agreement in 2005 with the Massachusetts General Hospital and the Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Genzyme holds the exclusive worldwide diagnostic rights for use of the EGFR gene mutations in testing for NSCLC tumors.
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