Enterome is also eligible to receive up to $640 million for achieving specified clinical development, regulatory and commercial milestones with EB8018. In addition, Enterome and Takeda will co-develop EB8018 and, if approved, the product will be co-promoted in the US under a profit/cost sharing structure. Takeda will receive an exclusive license to commercialize EB8018 outside of the US, and Enterome will be eligible to receive royalties on net sales generated in these territories. Enterome is a clinical-stage company pioneering the development of novel pharmaceuticals based on its leading knowledge of the interaction between the immune system and the gut microbiome. The Goodwin team included partners Theresa Kavanaugh, Julie Tibbets and Paul Jin, as well as associates Emily Beman and Mayan Katz. Enterome was also advised by Luc Barny of the Strasbourg bar. For additional information on the agreement, please read the press release.