RE: Sierra taking the........4 Mar 2020 08:40
I agree RMM the 10-K is very positive as in the progression of SRA737 with PARP inhibitors and the preclinical research showing rationale of pairing the two together as are two different aspects of DDR inhibition and the potential synergy can exist, also mentions Wee1, I get that information of the reduction in trial and manufacturing cost to facilitate the lead candidate in that it specifically mentions a reduction in trial cost of $5m of SRA737 so this is probably the cost of the PARP and SRA737 as it is in preclinical and the information of the trial that Thoth posted, plus I would have thought a percentage of the other reductions between SRA737/SRA141 manufacturing costs, and a $2.1 million decrease in research fees, so call it an $8m reduction, it’s not a big some of money for a partner like Gilead to pick up to progress, and all the terminology presented by Sierra suggests that they are very happy with SRA737 and are going to progress it that’s the bit for me is that they are very willing to do so and the is looking to be progressing as a lead molecule in the synthetic DDR field and a molecule that would be desirable to partner!