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Alexion Pharmaceuticals has struck two new partnerships to develop biologic drugs that can be administered subcutaneously for immune system diseases. Alexion will pay Affibody $25 million to codevelop an antibody-like protein therapy for IgG-mediated autoimmune conditions. Separately, Alexion will pay Zealand Pharma $25 million and make a $15 million investment in the firm toward peptide therapies for diseases related to the innate immune system. Affibody and Zealand both could earn more than $600 million in milestone payments if the therapies are successful.
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