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CompilationTom Lee
Recently, news has shown that Pfizer seems to be withdrawing from the competition in the TYK2 inhibitor market
Competitors, Bristol Myers Squibb (Bristol Myers Squibb) has made leading progress in the field of TYK2, bringing the candidate drug deucvacitinib through clinical testing.
However, Pfizer recently revealed that it is considering selling TYK2 assets
Brepocitinib (PF-06700841) is an oral tyrosine kinase 2 (TYK2)/JAK1 inhibitor
SVB Leerink analysts have previously stated that Pfizer’s brepocitinib is difficult to beat deucravacitinib’s Phase II performance, and that the company is about two years behind Bristol Myers’ progress in this area
In the context of the JAK inhibitor FDA issued a series of safety warnings and questioning, the CEO said that Pfizer still believed in the importance of such drugs "for patients with appropriate inflammatory illness"
Reference source: Pfizer sells midphase inflammatory drugs to mystery startup, exiting race against Bristol Myers