DEINOVE has built a strong network of academic, industrial and institutional collaborations and intends to continue in this way to meet the global challenge of antibiotic resistance, a major health threat.
Academic collaborations
Institut Charles Viollette (ICV) is a partner of the AGIR program for its expertise in enzymatic engineering and characterization.
Collaboration with the Süssmuth Group (Technical University of Berlin) for the characterization of DNB101 and the study of biosynthetic pathways
Collaboration with with Calibr, a non-profit drug discovery platform that is a division of Scripps Research, for the exploration of the anti-infectious potential of its bacterial collection.
DEINOVE is also supported by a large number of clinicians from the Georges Pompidou, Lariboisière, Cologne University, and other hospitals to advance its research.
Industrial collaborations
Medpace acts as CRO and oversees Phase II study that will test DNV3837, its most advanced antibiotic candidate, for use against Clostridium difficile infections (CDI).
Exclusive research license with Naicons (Italian biopharma) to explore part of their collection of microbial strains, as part of the AGIR program.
Collaboration with bioMérieux, a leading specialist in in vitro diagnostics, providing exclusive strains for DEINOVE to research novel antibiotics as part of the AGIR program.
Institutional support
Non-dilutive financial support provided by public or private institutions has been a key element of DEINOVE's development strategy since its inception. In its antibiotic activities, DEINOVE has benefited from:
Support for the launch of the DEINOBIOTICS program.
Support for the financing of the AGIR program.
Support for the labelling of the AGIR program.