Debiopharm and Ascenta in a deal to develop early-stage anticancer compound

The Swiss Debiopharm Group and US-based Ascenta Therapeutics have entered into an exclusive worldwide license development and commercialisation agreement for the Phase I compound, AT-406 (also, Debio 1143) for the treatment of various cancers.

The Swiss Debiopharm Group and US-based Ascenta Therapeutics have entered into an exclusive worldwide license development and commercialisation agreement for the Phase I compound, AT-406 (also, Debio 1143) for the treatment of various cancers.

The drug is an orally available small molecule that works by targeting IAP (inhibitor of Apoptosis Proteins). Most current cancer...

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