Eknam licenses protein platform to Stemcell Tech

21 May 2009

Eknam Pharmaceuticals, a privately-held Danish biopharmaceutical development company focused on cancer and central nervous system  disorders, has signed a licensing and development agreement with  Canada's Stemcell Technologies.

Under the terms of the accord, Enkam's Protein Mimetic Technology  Platform will be used for the rapid creation of active peptides that are  able to mimic specific functions of larger proteins. Stemcell will then  develop and bring the products to market. Financial terms were not  disclosed.

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