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Use of breakthrough target demonstrated to regulate obesity licensed

Published in Biotech Law Weekly, June 18th, 2004

CytRx Corporation (CYTRE) has entered into a license agreement with Imperial College Innovations Limited, the technology transfer company of Imperial College London, for exclusive rights to Imperial's intellectual property covering a drug screening method using Rip140, a nuclear hormone co-repressor that regulates fat accumulation.

This proprietary technology is covered by a pending patent application filed by the licenser. Imperial College Innovations will receive a license fee, milestone payments, and royalties on net sales of any resulting products.

In experiments conducted by professor Malcolm G. Parker, PhD, of Imperial College London, when this...

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