OGS Partners with NeoGenesis to Identify Lead Compounds for OGS Proteins

Jun 20, 2001

NEW YORK, June 20 - Oxford Glycosciences and NeoGenesis have agreed to partner in an effort to identify small molecule drugs for OGS' protein targets, the companies said Wednesday.

OGS, of Oxford, UK, will provide an undisclosed number of protein targets to NeoGenesis, and pay NeoGenesis research fees, milestone payments, and royalties for lead compounds that the company identifies. OGS will commercialize any lead compounds, and is also making an undisclosed equity investment in NeoGenesis.

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