Jazz in Concert for deuterium-modified version of Xyrem

Concert Pharmaceuticals could earn about $120 million in milestone payments plus tiered royalties under Jazz Pharmaceuticals' exclusive license to Concert's deuterium-modified compounds containing sodium oxybate, the active ingredient in Jazz's narcolepsy drug Xyrem.

Concert Pharmaceuticals could earn about $120 million in milestone payments plus tiered royalties under Jazz Pharmaceuticals' exclusive license to Concert's deuterium-modified compounds containing sodium oxybate, the active ingredient in Jazz's narcolepsy drug Xyrem.

CEO Roger Tung of Lexington, Massachusetts-based Concert could not disclose the upfront payment from Jazz, but he told Scrip that royalties under the companies' agreement will go as high as...

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