Takeda, Karolinska Institutet, SGC to collaborate on tissue-based assay for IBD clinical target validation — 4 insights

Takeda, Sweden-based Karolinska Institutet and The Structural Genomics Consortium entered into a pre-competitive and proprietary collaboration to research and test potential intervention points for inflammatory bowel disease. 

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Here’s what you should know:

1. A research team will attempt to develop advanced translational disease models through the use of IBD patient tissue samples.

2. The samples will facilitate SCG’s high quality chemical probe testing, along with several of Takeda’s compounds.

3. Researchers hope the testing will allow for the interrogation of unexplored cellular targets and pathways in “these diseases of substantial need.”

4. Takeda will fund the research for three years and will make all research available to the parties without restriction on use.

5. Takeda will exclusively own the study’s outcomes and will link patients to drug candidates, identify new patient subpopulations or assess underlying biological mechanisms.

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