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Pfizer Partners with Tiny Biotech to Research Next-Gen Covid Treatment

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Pfizer Partners with Tiny Biotech to Research Next-Gen Covid Treatment
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On December 6th, Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) announced a research collaboration and exclusive license agreement with Clear Creek Bio — a 10-person biotech that has an office in Cambridge, MA, but operates fully remotely. This program will expand Pfizer’s innovative anti-infective pipeline and, if successful, will complement Pfizer’s existing portfolio of COVID-19 products with direct-acting antiviral agents against different SARS-CoV-2 targets.

“COVID-19 has proven to be a devastating and highly unpredictable disease, one with the potential to remain a global health concern for years to come,” said Charlotte Allerton, Chief Scientific Officer, Anti-Infectives and Head of Medicine Design, of Pfizer. “It is critical that we try to stay ahead of the virus, continuing to advance clinical development opportunities for our current oral therapy as well as innovating through our internal programs and strategic partnerships to bring forward additional monotherapy and/or combination treatment candidates that we believe may play a role in the ongoing fight against COVID-19.”

Under the terms of the agreement, the two companies will work together to identify an essential enzyme (PLpro), which plays an important role in viral replication. At which time Pfizer will be solely responsible for further development and commercialization activities. Clear Creek Bio will receive an undisclosed upfront payment and will be eligible to receive additional potential milestone payments plus royalties on future product sales.

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