Five-year grant of $7 million annually to the academic researchers is aimed at accelerating the development of new therapeutics to combat resistant fungal infections, including the Company’s next generation of triterpenoid antifungals (fungerps).Next-generation fungerps, in preclinical stages of development, are targeted to have enhanced pharmacological properties to treat fungal infections where current therapies are limited or not effective, while maintaining broad spectrum of activity against resistant f ...