Following the approval of the Product Evaluation Committee, we typically conduct Experimental Due Dillegence on your product and, to do so, we will enter into a material transfer agreement (MTA), which allows us to test your product. We’ll request all data and materials in order to confirm and expand upon your results.
If you would like to request a MTA template or submit your own draft, please contact your dedicated partnering officer.
Experimental Due Diligence
Once we receive your signed MTA and all relevant information, including material necessary for testing, we will begin Experimental Due Diligence including pharmacological testing in which we will work with you and confirm and expand the test(s) that led to your demonstrated major finding(s). This step may take 3-6 months.