Richter-Helm signs deal to develop Athera's ACS drug

26 January 2009

Germany's Richter-Helm BioLogics GmbH has signed an agreement to develop and manufacture Swedish drug developer Athera Biotechnologies AB's novel  product for the prevention of plaque rupture and athero-thrombosis  through binding of the protein, annexin A5, to endothelium.

The recombinant protein is intended for the treatment of patients with  acute coronary syndrome and who are at imminent risk of myocardial  infarction.

This agreement secures a long-term development and manufacturing plan  for Athera, including possible future large-volume commercial  production. Financial terms were not disclosed.

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