ViroStatics acquires agents from Siena Univ

14 April 2009

ViroStatics, a clinical-stage, Italian biotechnology firm developing novel therapeutics for viral and other chronic diseases, has obtained an  exclusive license to a library of 300 compounds developed by Maurizio  Botta (University of Siena) in collaboration with Silvia Schenone  (University of Genova) and Giovanni Maga (IGM-CNR, Pavia) and to the  patents associated therewith. The library consists of  specifically-designed molecules targeting key enzymes and processes  involved in both cancer and viral diseases. ViroStatics will identify  and develop candidate compounds with activity against HIV, hepatitis C  and other viruses using its proprietary screening methodologies.

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