Sentynl Signs Deal With Fortress’ Cyprium For ‘De-Risked’ Rare Disease Drug

Deal Snapshot: Sentynl will pay $20m in upfront and regulatory milestone payments through FDA approval, while Cyprium will retain 100% ownership of the priority review voucher.

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Sentynl signed a development and asset purchase agreement for Cyprium's CUTX-101 for Menkes disease, which has approved therapy • Source: Shutterstock

Who: Cyprium Therapeutics (Fortress Biotech)/Sentynl Therapeutics (Zydus Group)

What: On 24 February, Sentynl signed a development and asset purchase agreement for Cyprium’s CUTX-101, a copper histidinate drug for Menkes disease that will start a rolling submission to the US Food and Drug Administration in the third quarter of 2021

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