Evotec looks to China for first development deal for anti-inflammatory candidate
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Executive Summary
Evotec of Germany has granted the Chinese company Conba Pharmaceutical development and marketing rights in China to EVT 401, a selective, small molecule P2X7 antagonist, for human indications with the exception of ophthalmological disorders, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and endometriosis.
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