Scil Proteins and Cambridge Antibody Technology sign cross-license agreement for Affilin Technology and Ribosome Display
Under the terms of the agreement, Scil Proteins obtains the right to use CAT's intellectual property in Ribosome Display to create and commercialise an unlimited number of Affilin(TM) derived recombinant proteins for therapeutic, diagnostic and technical applications. In addition Scil Proteins receives the right to sublicense the products to third parties.
CAT obtains not only the right to develop and commercialise therapeutic Affilin(TM) based products using Scil Proteins' proprietary scaffold technology, including the right to sublicense to collaboration partners, but can also use Scil Proteins' protein refolding know-how to enforce CAT's product developments.
Dr Ulrike Fiedler, Scil Proteins' Managing Director, commented, "The agreement underscores the enormous potential of alternative non-immunoglobulin derived binding proteins, such as our Affilin(TM) molecules for the development of novel targeted biotherapeutics. Scil Proteins' technology as well as CAT's business fields are being complemented and can be expanded in a perfect way. The attractive financial terms enable both parties to pursue their future businesses with great flexibility".
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