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The agreement includes an upfront payment totaling up to $21.
5 million and target nomination fees for up to six targets, additional R&D and commercial milestone payments, and phased royalties ranging from medium to low double digits
Insilico, a clinical-stage drug discovery company powered by artificial intelligence (AI), announced a multi-year strategic research collaboration
with Sanofi for multiple targets.
Under the terms of the agreement, the collaboration will leverage Insilico's AI-driven Pharma.
AI drug discovery platform to advance drug candidate development based on no more than six innovative targets
.
Dr.
Changchun Xiao, Head of Research at Sanofi China, said: "Insilico is one of the recognized leaders in AI drug discovery and we look forward to working
with them.
The collaboration will complement each other's capabilities and synergies and will facilitate drug discovery at
Sanofi China Research Institute (SIBR).
”
Xiao Changchun
Under the terms of the agreement, Sanofi will pay Insilico's aggregate upfront payment and target nomination fees of up to US$21.
5 million, supported by Insilico's end-to-end AI drug discovery platform Pharma.
AI and a team of interdisciplinary drug discovery scientists to identify, synthesize and advance research on high-quality lead compounds to clinical development
candidates.
If the collaboration reaches key R&D and commercial milestones, Insilico will also receive additional milestone payments, totaling up to $1.
2 billion.
The partnership will also provide phased royalties
ranging from medium to low double digits for the commercialization of successfully developed products.
Dr.
Alex Zhavoronkov, Founder and CEO of Insilico, said, "Sanofi has a clear strategy in AI-driven drug discovery and we are very pleased to partner
with him.
This close collaboration will not only enrich Sanofi's drug pipeline, but also complement the capabilities
of a leading AI startup.
"
Alex Zhavoronkov
Dr.
Ren Feng, Co-CEO and Chief Scientific Officer of Insilico, said, "We are excited to enter into this partnership with Sanofi, and we believe that the combination of Sanofi's excellent drug discovery capabilities and Insilico's powerful artificial intelligence platform will accelerate the development of innovative therapeutics to meet unmet medical needs
as quickly as possible.
" It is expected that the two parties will jointly use cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology to make major breakthroughs
in drug research and development.
" ”
Ren Feng
About Insilico
About InsilicoInsilico is an end-to-end artificial intelligence (AI)-driven drug discovery company that connects biological, chemical and clinical trial analysis through next-generation AI systems, leveraging modern machine learning technologies such as deep generative models, reinforcement learning, and transformation models to build a powerful and efficient AI drug discovery platform to identify novel targets and generate drug candidates with specific attribute molecular structures
.
Insilico focuses on areas of unmet medical need such as cancer, fibrosis, immunity, central nervous system diseases, and aging-related diseases, and promotes and accelerates the development of
innovative drugs.
For more information, visit the website: www.
insilico.
com
.
