Sequella gets NHI grant for TB drug development

23 February 2009

Sequella, a clinical-stage US biopharmaceutical company focused on diseases of epidemic potential, has    received a Small Business  Innovation Research Phase I Grant from the National Institute of Allergy  and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health, to  fund further preclinical development of the company's novel tuberculosis  lead dipiperidine drug compound, SQ609.

The SBIR grant will enable Sequella to perform Investigational New  Drug-directed preclinical in vitro and in vivo potency, pharmacology and  toxicity studies of SQ609, both as a single agent and in combination  with other more established therapies.

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