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A few days ago, Regeneron announced the acquisition of Checkmate Pharmaceuticals, and also said that it will cooperate with SpringWorks Therapeutics on a clinical trial to jointly evaluate the efficacy of Regeneron REGN5458 in combination with SpringWorks drug nirogacestat in patients with multiple myeloma
In terms of acquisitions, Regeneron is expected to acquire Checkmate Pharmaceuticals and its subsidiary Vidutolimod, an investigational immune activator, for about $250 million
It is reported that Vidutolimod is a CpG-A oligodeoxynucleotide Toll-like receptor 9 agonist, and the drug is delivered to the patient's body in the form of virus-like particles
In terms of clinical trial cooperation, Regeneron also said it is collaborating with SpringWorks Therapeutics to conduct a clinical trial to evaluate the therapeutic effect of REGEN5458 in combination with nirogacestat
It is understood that nirogacestat is an investigational, oral, selective small molecule gamma-secretase inhibitor in Phase III clinical development trials for noncancerous growths in desmoid tumors that occur in connective tissue
In Phase I clinical trial results, REGN5458 showed a 75% response rate at the highest dose level, with 83% of patients showing a good partial response
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