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Pharmaceuticals
Heptares Adds Two GPCR Partners
by Lisa M. Jarvis
December 7, 2015
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 93, Issue 48
Heptares Therapeutics has struck deals with two companies hoping to tap into its G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) expertise. Heptares and Pfizer will work together to develop drugs targeting up to 10 GPCRs, with the biotech earning up to $189 million per target. Pfizer will also take a stake worth $33 million in Heptares’s parent company, Sosei. Separately, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries will pay $10 million for the rights to Heptares’s small-molecule antagonists of a GPCR protein called CGRP for the treatment of migraines. Teva says the Heptares molecules will complement its TEV-48125, an anti-CGRP antibody.
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