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Alnylam Replaces Sanofi Partnership With Second Regeneron Tie-Up For RNAi Drugs

 
• By Joseph Haas

Already partnered with Regeneron in NASH, Alnylam unveils a new R&D collaboration in eye, CNS and liver indications, after Alnylam and Sanofi end the research phase of their relationship.

Business partners hands on top of each other symbolizing companionship

Long a partner of choice in the RNA-interference arena, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc. added and subtracted R&D partners on April 8, announcing a five-year, multi-disease pact with Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. that will bring it $800m up front, split between cash and equity. That same day, the RNAi pioneer and Sanofi announced that the research portion of their longstanding R&D collaboration has ended, but development work continues.

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