SmithKline Beecham Biologicals will work with Cantab on the development and marketing of the latter's TA-GW vaccine for genital warts. The deal is worth up to L24 million ($37.2 million) in license and milestone payments to Cantab, excluding royalties.
TA-GW is Cantab's lead product in its human papillomavirus program, and is currently in Phase II trials. The product may be useful both as a therapy and for prophylaxis of the condition, according to Cantab. Two other products in development at the company are TA-HPV, an immunotherapeutic for cervical cancer which is also in Phase II, and TA-CIN for precancerous cervical lesions, which is in preclinical development.
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