Sanofi Partnership On Oral IL-17 Could Be Turning Point For C4XD

May Validate Small Molecule Platform

The UK drug discovery specialist has made slow progress until now, but the Sanofi deal could yield a challenger in the competitive psoriasis field.

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Sanofi already has an anti-inflammation blockbuster in Dupixent, experience which could help bring C4X Discovery's candidate to market.

C4X Discovery (C4XD) is hoping its new partnership with Sanofi on an oral IL-17 inhibitor candidate could produce a rival to existing inflammatory blockbuster therapies.

The companies signed the deal worth up to €414m ($502m) for C4XD’s preclinical small molecule earlier this month, with an upfront payment of

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