Evozyne Announces a Strategic Collaboration for Development of Novel Biopharmaceutical Therapeutics

Evozyne, LLC, a privately held molecular engineering technology company founded by life science innovator Paragon Biosciences, announced the signing of a strategic collaboration with a leading company in rare disorders for the development and commercialization of novel biopharmaceuticals for immune modulation. Under the terms of the agreement, Evozyne is eligible to receive an upfront payment and additional research, development and regulatory milestone payments and royalties on sales of any commercial products resulting from the collaboration. This new agreement builds upon a growing Evozyne portfolio of partnerships centered on the development of novel proteins in advanced applications.

“This agreement is an excellent opportunity for meaningful scientific innovation and exemplifies the high-quality partnerships we seek to achieve these advancements,” said Rama Ranganathan, M.D., Ph.D., co-founder and chief scientific officer of Evozyne. “At Evozyne, we strive to become the primary enabler of synthetic biology by creating exceptionally advanced proteins. This project to advance the functionality of protein therapeutics that target rare diseases not only aligns and advances our vision and mission but also has the potential to have a profound impact on people living with debilitating disease.”

Evozyne is using advanced computational methods, machine learning, and artificial intelligence in its evolution-based, data-driven engineering process to create synthetic proteins with new precision and efficiency for multiple applications and industries. In this partnership, Evozyne will use its technology platform to research new approaches using advanced synthetic proteins and to develop novel therapeutic options for individuals with certain rare diseases.

Under the terms of the agreement, Evozyne is responsible for protein design and related activities, with the partner responsible for all development and commercialization activities.

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