Heptares' GPCR Discovery Pact With PeptiDream Focused On Inflammation

An undisclosed G-protein coupled receptor playing a role in inflammatory disease will be the focus of a drug pact between Heptares and PeptiDream.

Inflammation
Heptares and PeptiDream Target Inflammation • Source: Shutterstock

In its latest technology alliance, Sosei Group Corp. subsidiary Heptares Therapeutics Ltd. has joined forces with PeptiDream Inc. to discover, develop and commercialize new drugs by targeting an undisclosed G protein-coupled receptor with an important role in inflammatory diseases.

Under the agreement, jointly announced June 29, the duo will jointly conduct and share the costs of the discovery and development program, each using their own proprietary technology...

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