Sanofi kicks off PhII test for RIPK1 inhibitor, triggering Denali milestone; Italian biotech flops key endpoint in muscular dystrophy study
Close to 3 years after Sanofi’s John Reed anted up $125 million in cash to bet on Denali’s RIPK1 inhibitor program, the pharma giant has launched a Phase II assault on cutaneous lupus erythematosus.
Sanofi researchers say they have begun treating patients in the trial, triggering a $15 million milestone for the new journey planned for DNL758.
In choosing Denali’s RIPK1 work, Sanofi was grabbing hold of a drug that could cross the blood brain barrier in an attempt to regulate inflammation and cell death.
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