Structural Bioinformatics Licenses Database to De Novo

Nov 21, 2000

NEW YORK, Nov 21 – Structural Bioinformatics of San Diego said Tuesday it had licensed its SBdBase database of 3-dimensional protein structures to De Novo Pharmaceuticals.

Under the terms of the deal, De Novo will have access to multiple therapeutic target classes, Structural Bioinformatics said in a statement.

Financial terms were not disclosed.

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