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SR Pharma plc and EiRx Therapeutics Ltd sign research deal `New molecules for potential cancer treatments' London, 1 December 2003 - SR Pharma and EiRx Therapeutics today announced that they have entered into a research agreement that will see EiRx characterise a series of compounds owned by SR Pharma called inositol phosphoglycans (IPGs) to address their potential application in the treatment and prevention of cancer. EiRx will use its in-vitro cancer and apoptosis models to evaluate the compounds, several of which have demonstrated activity associated with modulation of the inositol phosphate signal transduction pathway. SR Pharma acquired the inositol phosphoglycans earlier this year in a deal with University College London and Rodaris Pharmaceuticals Ltd and are exploring numerous opportunities where these compounds could have therapeutic potential. EiRx Therapeutics is a specialist drug discovery company, with unique scientific expertise and knowledge in the field of apoptosis providing a sound base to discover and develop new medicines that will repair this natural process in disease. The potential benefits from these new medicines are enormous, since as many of 70% of all human diseases have some defect in the control of apoptosis. "EiRx is able to provide pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies with the ability to access our specialist apoptosis knowledge-base to support their own therapeutic development programs", say Dr Ian Hayes, CEO. Commenting on the deal Dr David Hill, CEO of SR Pharma stated, " We are excited by the potential that EiRx's scientists will be able to bring to the development of IPGs. We believe that the IPGs have possible clinical use in many areas, and cancer is one of those important areas we are exploring." Contact for SR Pharma Contact for EiRx Therapeutics Dr David Hill Dr Ian M Hayes Tel: 0207 307 1620 Tel: (021) 4320847 Email: d.hill@srpharma.com email: ihayes@eirx.com Notes To Editors About SR Pharma: SR Pharma plc was founded in 1992 and is committed to developing innovative medicines based on an improved understanding of the role played by the immune system in combating disease. The company's proprietary M. vaccae-based technology is the source of a number of product developments. SR Pharma is currently evaluating SRP299 and AVAC(TM) for the treatment of asthma and atopic dermatitis. The company is also investigating SRL172 as both a monotherapy and as a vaccine adjuvant in cancer and infectious diseases. These products enhance the immune responses needed to combat cancer and infection, while regulating those that mediate allergies. Additional information can be found on the company's website at www.srpharma.com. Background on EiRx Eirx Therapeutics Ltd was founded 1999, to develop novel therapeutic drugs by exploiting the company's unique insights into the biology of apoptosis. Through its unique expertise in cellular model systems for apoptosis and in comparative genomics, EiRx has to-date discovered more than 200 apoptosis target genes. This target set has been convincingly demonstrated to be a rich source of novel, druggable classes of gene (e.g. kinase), which modulate the process of apoptosis and which share disease association with cancers and inflammatory diseases. Internal drug discovery capabilities are being rapidly built to move key targets quickly through the research and development process, while at the same time delivering early revenue through licensing and partnership deals. Additional information can be found on the company's website at www.eirx.com. END
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