US drugmaker ZymoGenetics has out-licensed eight early-stage product candidates to Seattle Life Sciences in exchange for milestones and royalties, as well as an equity interest in SLS that will be issued in connection with the firm obtaining venture capital financing.
The assets licensed to SLS are "outside our areas of focus and, as a result, were not being developed internally," said Douglas Williams, chief executive of ZymoGenetics. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Seattle-based ZymoGenetics develops novel protein drugs. Its first product, Recothrom (recombinant thrombin) for bleeding control during surgery, was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration at the start of the year (Marketletter January 28).
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