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<strong>IMS</strong> COM PANY PRO FILES NOVARTIS<br />
<strong>Company</strong>/Organization Date Area of<br />
Collaboration<br />
Terms of Agreement<br />
Triad 2004 Protein kinase Acquired rights to this program from Triad<br />
for the development of drugs to treat<br />
inflammatory disease. Triad may get up to<br />
$66 m in development and regulatory<br />
milestone payments and sales-based<br />
royalties on products.<br />
Syngene (Biocon, India) 2004 Chemistry Contract research agreement in areas of<br />
synthetic chemistry, molecular biology and<br />
custom synthesis.<br />
Cellzome 2004 Drug discovery Equity investment and 2 years research<br />
funding with 2-yr extension option<br />
developing protein targets in various<br />
diseases. Both companies retain<br />
development options of leads for<br />
license/milestone/ royalty fees. Agreement<br />
extended three times, until June 2008.<br />
Harvard University, the<br />
Massachusetts Institute of<br />
Technology, the Broad<br />
Institute<br />
2004 Diabetes research Novartis spending $4m in public/private<br />
collaboration to fund diabetes research to<br />
uncover genetic basis for type II diabetes.<br />
Xenon Pharmaceuticals 2004 Drug discovery<br />
(metabolic disorders)<br />
ParAllele BioScience 2004 Drug discovery<br />
(coronary artery<br />
disease)<br />
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$157m 2-yr deal to develop<br />
anti-obesity/metabolic drugs focusing on<br />
Xenon’s SCD1 project with small<br />
molecules in preclinical trials. Xenon<br />
retains rights in some markets while<br />
Novartis to make equity investment and<br />
pay royalties.<br />
ParAllele’s Mismatch Repair Detection<br />
technology to identify new SNPs (single<br />
nucleotide polymorphisms) in (Novartis<br />
selected) genes to be profiled against<br />
coronary artery disease patients to identify<br />
associations. Novartis to use in drug<br />
discovery while ParAllele to retain<br />
diagnostic rights.